Development of a Sinkhole Risk Evaluation Program [Summary]

Horhota, David; Nam, Boo Hyun; University of Central Florida

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Development of a Sinkhole Risk Evaluation Program [Summary]

2018-11-01
By Horhota, David ; Nam, Boo Hyun

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Horhota, David ; Nam, Boo Hyun

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University of Central Florida
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Florida. Department of Transportation. Research Center
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Finite Element Method Geotechnical Engineering Groundwater Hydrogeology Piezometers Risk Assessment Sinkholes
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United States ; Florida

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Summary
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Horhota, David
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Florida. Department of Transportation. Research Center
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Florida is one of the most sinkhole-active areas in the United States, and sinkholes can sometimes cause severe damage to homes, roads, or other infrastructure. Sinkholes form when groundwater interacts with underlying deposits of soluble, porous, carbonate limestone causing dissolution and creating cavities. Overlying soils begin to fill these cavities in the limestone to produce severe subsidence or collapse of the ground surface. Understanding the potential for sinkhole formation is vitally important.
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