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Environmental Geotechnics (2022) 9 (7): 475–489.
Published: 14 December 2020
... mechanism in the formation of sinkholes and subsidence. Furthermore, some discussions are given on the possible causes of the damage inflicted on the ground surface on the basis of some shaking-table model tests in the laboratory. geohazard mitigation mining & environmental issues seismic...
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Environmental Geotechnics (2022) 9 (7): 463–474.
Published: 14 December 2020
... and fracturing of samples. geohazard mitigation ground improvement groundwater Figure 8 Some examples of disintegration of soft rocks of Mitake: (a) mudstone; (b) lignite Figure 9 Some examples of disintegration in the abandoned mine: (a) desiccation cracks at a mine entry; (b...
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Environmental Geotechnics (2022) 9 (5): 310–317.
Published: 27 May 2020
... steadily for 15 m in a 1 m wide ditch and then spill into a test pit excavation (dhallman@appliedgeologic.com) 29 03 2019 17 03 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 climate change geohazard mitigation mining & environmental issues Examples...
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Environmental Geotechnics (2021) 8 (2): 116–123.
Published: 17 January 2019
.... Unfortunately, this failure rate is sometimes misinterpreted, and it is suggested that all UXBs still exist. The BBC (2007) quoted a risk assessment that suggested ‘of 1493 high explosive bombs [that were dropped on the Olympics site during WW2], 207 remain unexploded’. geohazard mitigation land...
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