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The Importance Of Laboratory Experiments In Landslide Investigation, Barbara Schneider-Muntau, D. Renk, T. Marcher, Wolfgang Fellin Jun 2006

The Importance Of Laboratory Experiments In Landslide Investigation, Barbara Schneider-Muntau, D. Renk, T. Marcher, Wolfgang Fellin

Geohazards

This study focuses on a better understanding of mass movements and on the influences of different boundary conditions on velocities of creeping slopes. A well monitored example of a slowly creeping landslide is the mass movement Hochmais - Atemkopf, situated in the Kaunertal, Tyrol, Austria (Fig. 1). The long term monitoring program for more than 40 years of this landslide gives a good impression of its time dependent behaviour. A large amount of additional data, as geological mapping, boreholes, geophysical investigation and so on provides a funded base for the model’s geometry. The most influencing factor for finite element …