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000845155 245__ $$aHydromechanical modelling of slope stability at Dollendorfer Hardt, Germany, using the Local- Factor-of-Safety concept
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000845155 520__ $$aRainfall-induced landslides are one of the most important natural hazards that endanger human life and infrastructureall around the world. Different model concepts have been developed to consider the effect of soil hydrologyon the mechanical balance and to predict the stability of hillslopes. One state-of-the-art modelling approach forcoupled hydromechanical slope stability analysis is based on the Mohr-Coulomb concept that allows evaluating thestability at each point within a hillslope using the so-called Local-Factor-of-Safety (LFS) approach. However, theLFS approach has so far mainly been used to analyze in silico experiments with relatively simple slope geometry.Therefore, this study aims to apply the LFS concept to a slope with complex morphology and spatially distributedmaterial properties that are expected to have a strong influence on flow orientation, water content, stress distribution,and slope stability. Our study site is located at Dollendorfer Hardt, Germany, and has been investigated in arange of previous studies. The slope geometry was obtained from a high resolution digital elevation model, andthe subsurface layering was derived from geophysical site characterization. The results of the hydromechanicalsimulations will be compared to available soil water content monitoring data obtained using a wireless sensor networkand time-lapse electrical resistivity tomography. In a final step, slope stability will be evaluated for severalhypothetical rainfall scenarios to determine conditions for potential slope movement.
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