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Title: Mitigation of rockfall hazard along highways by using catchment area design charts, obtained from numerical simulation
Authors: García González, Cándida I.
Franesqui García, Miguel Ángel 
Yepes Temiño, Jorge 
UNESCO Clasification: 330506 Ingeniería civil
Issue Date: 2014
Conference: GEORISK-2014 Conference "Improving Geophysical Risk Assessment, Forecasting and Management" (Madrid, 18 a 21 de Noviembre de 2014)
Abstract: This work is framed within the prior seismic-volcanic crisis before a big eruption. A long period where low intensity tremors cause rockfalls. The main target is to reduce rockfall risks along roads, the cost of their maintenance and the environmental impact. These measures would be really useful in developing countries. The study applies a computer simulation model ( consider 9 different parameters, study different and propose 50 design charts of narrow ditches to restrict rocks from rolling up onto the roadway.
URI: https://accedacris.ulpgc.es/jspui/handle/10553/162827
Source: Mitigation of rockfall hazard along highways by using catchment area design charts, obtained from numerical simulation, Cándida García González, Miguel Ángel Franesqui, Jorge Yepes Tremiño (2014)
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