Post-Wildfire Stability and Improvement of Hillslopes near PNW Transportation Infrastructure to Increase Mobility
项目名称: Post-Wildfire Stability and Improvement of Hillslopes near PNW Transportation Infrastructure to Increase Mobility
摘要: The objectives of this proposed research are to (i) develop reliable methods to identify slopes that are prone to landslides post wildfire and (ii) develop reliable, environmentally friendly, efficient, cost-effective methods of stabilizing critical slopes. Identifying and stabilizing vulnerable slopes in critical locations near infrastructure systems post wildfire will prevent blockage or damage to infrastructure by landslide material and therefore will maintain mobility by preserving the corridors and reduce maintenance costs. Specific Goal 1: Modify the slope stability routine used in LISA with a suction-based model. Specific Goal 2: Use a data-driven approach to run suction-based LISA to estimate post-wildfire landslide susceptibility due to changes in infiltration rate and corresponding saturation both above (typical for shallow landslides) and below the groundwater table. Specific Goal 3: Develop surficial field application methods for an environmentally friendly and cost-effective biopolymer (xanthan gum) to improve post-wildfire slope stability.
状态: Active
资金: 80000
资助组织: United States Department of Transportation - FHWA - TTAP<==>Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology
开始时间: 20190916
预计完成日期: 20210915
主题领域: Geotechnology;Highways;Planning and Forecasting;Safety and Human Factors
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