Real time monitoring of slope stability in eastern Oklahoma.

Cerato, Amy B.; Hong, Yang; Yu, Xiaodi; He, Xiaogang; Tabet, Wassim; Oklahoma State University. School of Civil & Environmental Engineering

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Real time monitoring of slope stability in eastern Oklahoma.

2014-01-01
By Cerato, Amy B. ; Hong, Yang ; Yu, Xiaodi ; ...

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Cerato, Amy B. ; Hong, Yang ; Yu, Xiaodi ; He, Xiaogang ; Tabet, Wassim

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Oklahoma State University. School of Civil & Environmental Engineering
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Embankments Real Time Information Road Construction Slope Failure Slopes Slope Stability
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA-OK-14-06
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oklahoma
Corporate Publisher:

Oklahoma. Dept. of Transportation. Planning and Research Division
Abstract:

There were three primary objectives of the proposed research. The first was to establish a

comprehensive landslide database, the second was to create a first- cut regional landslide map and

the third was to relate safe and stable constructed slope geometry to soil type and geologic setting

with site-based in-situ monitoring and modeling experiments.

Accomplishing the project objectives involved collecting historical and current landslide information

from around the state, as well as climate, rainfall history, geology and topography information for

recorded landslide sites. From this comprehensive database, a landslide susceptibility map was

derived. In addition, in situ measuring equipment was used to monitor a selected slide to verify a sitebased

landslide modeling system.
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ODOT SP&R Item Number 2241
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