Analysis and prediction of landslide deformation in water environment based on machine algorithm
Li-Ying Wang,
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Linfeng Wang
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Hydrology Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 11, 2025
ABSTRACT
Landslides
represent
a
significant
natural
hazard,
especially
in
water-rich
environments
where
the
presence
of
water
can
drastically
influence
slope
stability
and
deformation
behavior.
Accurate
analysis
prediction
landslide
such
locations
are
critical
for
risk
assessment
mitigation.
This
paper
focuses
on
landslides
through
machine
learning
techniques
by
analyzing
hydrological
data
that
geological
location.
The
study
employs
Elman
Neural
Network
(ENN)
model
to
create
predictive
model.
ENN
predicts
future
trends
based
identifying
patterns
soil
water.
performance
these
models
is
evaluated
using
metrics
as
accuracy,
precision,
recall,
ensuring
robust
validation
against
real-world
data.
results
show
F1
score
developed
system
85%,
which
proves
effectiveness
predicting
data,
provides
reliable
tool
early
warning
prone
areas.
learning-based
not
only
but
also
predict
level
groundwater
quality,
very
helpful
emergency
solutions
enhance
safety
resilience
communities
landslide-prone
zones.
Language: Английский
Experimental study on dynamic interaction between ground fissure and diagonal three-section subway tunnels
Lei Liu,
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Zhilin Ren,
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Weiheng Peng
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et al.
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Ground
fissures,
as
a
typical
geohazard,
pose
potential
georisks
to
the
construction
and
maintenance
of
urban
transportation
infrastructure.
Under
influence
ground
segmented
tunnel
structure
used
in
subway
systems
complicates
propagation
train
vibrations.
In
this
study,
soil
acceleration,
earth
pressure
contact
three-section
under
dynamic
loading
fissure
environment
were
observed
analyzed
by
physical
modeling
tests,
effects
presence
activity
segmentation
discussed.
The
results
show
that
vibration
generated
traveling
will
have
different
degrees
attenuation
when
propagating
all
directions
layer,
has
damping
effect
on
vibration.
enhancement
acceleration
is
affected
direction
fissure.
distribution
additional
fissure,
state,
which
related
state.
mainly
focuses
bottom
top
there
are
differences
location
hanging
wall
footwall.
Three-section
tunnels
stronger
response
than
monolithic
due
segmentation.
Based
consideration
segmentation,
design
takes
into
account
amount
determines
structural
measures,
at
strengthened,
addition
measures
for
crossing
discussion
mechanical
study
helps
reduce
georisk
fissures
underground
Language: Английский
Numerical Analysis of Seepage Field Response Characteristics of Weathered Granite Landslides under Fluctuating Rainfall Conditions
Peng Yu,
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Wenqing Shi,
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Zhonghua Cao
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et al.
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(14), P. 1996 - 1996
Published: July 14, 2024
The
threat
and
destructiveness
of
landslide
disasters
caused
by
extreme
rainfall
are
increasing.
Rainfall
intensity
is
a
key
factor
in
the
mechanism
rainfall-induced
landslides.
However,
under
natural
conditions,
highly
variable.
This
study
focuses
on
Fanling
investigates
effects
varying
amplitudes,
durations,
total
amounts
behavior.
Three
experimental
groups
were
established,
ten
conditions
simulated
numerically
to
analyze
seepage
field
response
fluctuating
conditions.
results
indicate
that
(1)
there
positive
correlations
between
final
pore
pressure
both
amplitude
duration
intensity;
(2)
water
upper
slope
changes
significantly,
initiating
deformation;
(3)
amount
most
direct
affecting
deformation.
Compared
long-term
stable
rainfall,
short-term
rainstorms
more
likely
trigger
These
findings
enhance
our
understanding
mechanisms
providing
valuable
insights
for
disaster
prevention
mitigation.
Language: Английский
Study on the early warning of cracking and water inrush risk of coal mine roof and floor
Shichao Zhang,
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Xiuqi Wei,
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Liming Tang
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et al.
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: July 24, 2024
Microseismic
monitoring
has
proven
to
be
an
effective
approach
for
detecting
and
preempting
water
inrush
incidents
within
mining
operations.
However,
challenges
persist,
particularly
in
terms
of
relying
on
a
singular
early
warning
index
the
complexities
involved
quantification.
In
response
these
obstacles,
dedicated
investigation
was
undertaken
against
backdrop
activities
at
11,023
working
face
Paner
Coal
Mine.
Primarily,
novel
methodology
categorizing
roof
floor
into
distinct
zones
established
based
vertical
distribution
microseismic
events.
Furthermore,
this
study
delves
dynamic
evolution
key
source
parameters,
such
as
energy,
apparent
stress,
volume,
amidst
disturbances,
enabling
comprehensive
evaluation
risk
associated
with
cracking,
well
potential
incidents.
A
groundbreaking
proposed,
operating
three
pivotal
dimensions:
depth
fractures,
intensity
likelihood
inrush.
Through
rigorous
validation
during
operations
face,
efficacy
substantiated.
Ultimately,
achievements
offer
invaluable
insights
practical
guidance
advancement
implementation
systems
coal
contexts.
Language: Английский
The influence range of the biogas desaturation method for mitigating sand liquefaction
Erxing Peng,
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Dandan Li,
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Xiaoying Hu
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et al.
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: July 31, 2024
To
clarify
the
influence
range
and
saturation
distribution
after
biogas
desaturation
method
is
applied,
a
three-dimensional
model
established
with
TOUGH2
software
to
analyze
effect
of
construction
parameters
such
as
grouting
volume,
rate,
depth,
nitrogen
source
concentration,
soil
porosity.
After
that,
sensitivity
on
determined.
The
volume
porosity
are
most
sensitive
lateral
vertical
range,
respectively.
This
study
provides
basis
for
engineering
practice
treating
liquefiable
subgrade
by
method.
Language: Английский
Analysis of ecological prevention and control technology for expansive soil slope
Wenbing Tao,
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Yingwen Wen,
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Xia Bian
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et al.
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Aug. 21, 2024
For
the
expansion
soil
slope
in
JiangHuai
area
before
disposal
of
neglect
weak
defects
and
after
poor
long-term
stability
current
situation.
This
study
investigates
ability
ecological
protection
technology
to
cope
with
destabilizing
geohazard
expansive
slopes.
Analyzing
collapse
reasons
slopes
region
based
on
reinforcement
project
along
highways
region,
combined
actual
engineering
research,
a
“storage-resistance”
water
regulation
prevention
control
is
proposed.
The
feasibility
sustainability
discussed
terms
its
principles
influencing
factors,
effect
verified
by
combining
numerical
simulation
field
test
methods.
Research
findings
suggest
that
effectively
prevents
rainwater
infiltration,
particularly
under
light
rain
conditions,
continuous
blocking
capability.
Under
rainstorm
it
can
prevent
infiltration
for
about
4
h,
significantly
enhancing
stability.
Slope
rate
variations
show
no
significant
impact
reinforced
stability,
maximum
deformation
occurring
at
slope’s
foot
rainfall.
Reinforcement
plans
should
prioritize
strengthening
support
base.
Proper
selection
optimization
technical
parameters
lead
more
economical
sustainable
solutions
while
extending
time.
Field
trials
confirm
suitability
“storage
blocking”
where
prevails.
These
techniques
regulate
moisture
changes
reduce
risk
instability.
Language: Английский