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Vol.45,
No.3,
PP.147-207
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| 1 |  | The Study of Rockfall Mechanism at 68K on Provincial Highway No. 2 | | | 2 | | Rainfall Network Evaluation and Augmentation Using Geostatistics – An Example in Taipei City 45(3):155-164Tsung-Hsun Lien[1] Cheng-Chia Lien[1] Yii-Chen Wu[2] Ke-Sheng Cheng[2]*
Tsung-Yi Pan[1] Li-Yuan Huang[3] Cheng-Li Li [3] Yen-Hua Pan[3]* Corresponding Author. E-mail :  rslab@ntu.edu.tw Show preview |  PDF( 3.36MB ) | | | | 3 | | Deformation Characteristics of Consequent Slate Slopes through a Physical Model Test 45(3):164-173Chia-Ming Lo[1]* Meng-Chia Weng[2] Yu-Hsuan Lin[1] Pei-Juan Liu[1]* Corresponding Author. E-mail : cmlo@ctu.edu.tw Show preview | PDF( 4.33MB ) | | Deformation Characteristics of Consequent Slate Slopes through a Physical Model Test | 
Close | | Chia-Ming Lo[1]* Meng-Chia Weng[2] Yu-Hsuan Lin[1] Pei-Juan Liu[1] |
AbstractThis paper focuses on characterizing the deformation of consequent slate slopes in Taiwan. Onsite surveys, terrain analysis, and a physical model test are used to describe the characteristics of gravity-driven deformation under various conditions and identify the process of slate deformation as well as potential failure mechanisms.Slate deformation is shown to begin in the tension zone at cliff tops, wherein the slope body slips along the highly inclined foliation, contributing to shear failure or composite failure near the eroded zone of weakness. The phenomenon of foliation opening is widespread within the area of deformation, enabling surface water and groundwater to seep in,thereby accelerating deformation and failure in the slate deformation zone.
Key Words : Consequent slate slopes, physical modelling, the process of slate deformation, potential failure mechanism | 〔1〕Assistant Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Chienkuo Technology University, Changhua, Taiwan, R.O.C.
〔2〕Professor, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, National University of Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, R.O.C. * Corresponding Author. E-mail : cmlo@ctu.edu.tw | Received: 2013/12/18
Revised: 2014/03/09
Accepted: 2014/06/03
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| | | 4 | | Geomorphic Evolution of The Dong-Ao Peak Landslide, North Eastern Taiwan | | | 5 | | Influence of Rainfall on Landslide Susceptibility along the 50 to 110K Section of the Southern Cross Island Highway, Taiwan | | | 6 | | Combining GBIF and MaxEnt to Predict the Suitable Habitat of Alnus formosana | | | 7 | | Effects of Buffer Strips on Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution and Improving Water Quality in Feitsui Reservoir | |
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