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Automatic production of thematic maps of slope stability

HumĂ, Io. / RĂdulescu, D.

Summary In this paper the most important factors are established (A, R, T, H, P, V, E) which favour land degradation on a certain investigated area. Based on the degree of intensity of these factors and on the manner in which they are influencing the slopes, certain criteria are established leading finally to estimations of the degree of land stability or of its degradation possibilities. The data obtained by interpreting air photographs are compared with field and laboratory data and are introduced in the computer memory where their correlation is performed depending on established criteria. By means of a graph-plotter a thematic (geotechnical zoning) map is obtained with different degrees of land stability.

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Automatic production of thematic maps of slope stability

HumĂ, Io. / RĂdulescu, D.

Summary In this paper the most important factors are established (A, R, T, H, P, V, E) which favour land degradation on a certain investigated area. Based on the degree of intensity of these factors and on the manner in which they are influencing the slopes, certain criteria are established leading finally to estimations of the degree of land stability or of its degradation possibilities. The data obtained by interpreting air photographs are compared with field and laboratory data and are introduced in the computer memory where their correlation is performed depending on established criteria. By means of a graph-plotter a thematic (geotechnical zoning) map is obtained with different degrees of land stability.

Automatic production of thematic maps of slope stability

HumĂ, Io. / RĂdulescu, D.

Summary In this paper the most important factors are established (A, R, T, H, P, V, E) which favour land degradation on a certain investigated area. Based on the degree of intensity of these factors and on the manner in which they are influencing the slopes, certain criteria are established leading finally to estimations of the degree of land stability or of its degradation possibilities. The data obtained by interpreting air photographs are compared with field and laboratory data and are introduced in the computer memory where their correlation is performed depending on established criteria. By means of a graph-plotter a thematic (geotechnical zoning) map is obtained with different degrees of land stability.

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Title:

Automatic production of thematic maps of slope stability

Contributors:

HumĂ, Io. (author) / RĂdulescu, D. (author)

Published in:

Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geology - Bulletin de l'Association Internationale de Géologie de l'Ingénieur ; 17

Publication date:

1978

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02634698

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Siliceous Sandstone , Soft Rock , Technical Division , Slope Angle , Degradation Phenomenon

Classification:

BKL: 38.58 Geomechanik / 56.20 Ingenieurgeologie, Bodenmechanik
Local classification TIB: 050/6545

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