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@inproceedings{Zdravkovic:2018,
author = {Zdravkovic, L and Tsiampousi, A and Potts, DM},
title = {On the modelling of soil-atmosphere interaction in cut and natural slopes},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10044/1/62567},
year = {2018}
}
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AB - The need to predict the consequences of atmospheric conditions on the stability of slopes is widely evident from numerous examples of slope failures around the world, which often result in material and human loss.Equally, the serviceability conditions of cut slopes very much depend onthe heave mobilised byexcavation, the magnitude of which is partly governed by the hydraulic boundary conditions.Soil-atmosphere interaction is complex, involving precipitation and evapotranspiration across the slope surface, and acts in ad-dition to theground water regime within the slope body. As a consequence, calculation tools cannot be overly simplified if realistic predictions are expected. This paper provides an overview of recent research at Imperial College in modellingunsaturatednatural and cut slopes, using finite element analysis and advanced constitutive models and boundary conditions.
AU - Zdravkovic,L
AU - Tsiampousi,A
AU - Potts,DM
PY - 2018///
TI - On the modelling of soil-atmosphere interaction in cut and natural slopes
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10044/1/62567
ER -