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New Understandings of the Shaziba Landslide-Debris Flow in Hubei Province,China
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作者 taiyi chen Guangli Xu Tetsuya Hiraishi 《Journal of Earth Science》 2025年第4期1632-1649,共18页
The mechanism involved in deep-seated landslide-debris flow disaster chains has been studied for many years,however,it is still not completely understood.This study aims to analyze the key factors that were involved a... The mechanism involved in deep-seated landslide-debris flow disaster chains has been studied for many years,however,it is still not completely understood.This study aims to analyze the key factors that were involved and led to the geological disaster of Shaziba 62.0 m deep landslide-debris flow.Two extensive field investigations were conducted before and after the slope failure event.The study further used drilled cores,high-density resistivity method,and aerial photographs to obtain valuable insights into the disaster chain.It was found that opencast coal mining operations broke the locked segment of the front edge and heavy rainfall softened the slip zones along the faults.Mechanical calculations demonstrated that the coupling condition of the opencast coal mining and heavy rainfall triggered the landslide.A new evolution model was put forth to describe the complex mechanism of combining progressive retreat and tractive failure of hydraulic drive landslide,which was governed by the bedding-plane rock layer.Surface runoff caused the mass of the landslide to liquefy throughout the sliding process,resulting in overlapping deposits,debris-flow-barrier-lake,and erosion.These new insights led to the indication of a different triggering mechanism of landslides-debris flows,as well as laid the foundation for the proposed physical and mechanical mechanism model based on progressive retreat soil-rock mixed landslides with an upper locked segment and lower weak interlayer under heavy rainfall. 展开更多
关键词 LANDSLIDES debris flow progressive retreat landslide evolution model locked segment
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Interaction Mechanism between Formation Process of Bank Collapse Disaster Chain and Territorial Space Utilization of Large Reservoirs 被引量:1
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作者 taiyi chen Guangli Xu +8 位作者 Jiangfeng Li Huizhong Li Yifan Sheng Ran Qi Xueping Li Yang Wang Yuqing Ding Junyu Zhang Junning Liu 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2022年第5期160-169,共10页
Number of reservoirs in China ranks the first in the world. Due to the complex geology, and superimposing rainfall and reservoir water fluctuation, the bank collapse chain is prone to disasters. The Yangtze River Rese... Number of reservoirs in China ranks the first in the world. Due to the complex geology, and superimposing rainfall and reservoir water fluctuation, the bank collapse chain is prone to disasters. The Yangtze River Reservoir is key geological disaster prevention area. Studying the process of reservoir disaster is significant because of the limited territorial space utilization. Scientific and technological issues, i.e., the mechanism of bank collapse disaster chain of large reservoirs, the interaction mechanism of bank collapse disaster chain and territorial space utilization, the early identification, monitoring technology and ecological prevention and control technology system of disaster chain, and the territorial space geological safety and control technology system are focused. We consider the material transformation, energy transfer and information transmission in disaster chain;adopt the survey, Space-Air-Ground integrated monitoring, theoretical analysis, numerical simulation and the multidisciplinary research methods;reveal the chain source development, evolution process of secondary and derivative disasters;explore the interaction mechanism of disaster chain and territorial space utilization;construct the system of early identification, monitoring, early warning, control and ecological preven-tion to achieve Emission Peak and Carbon Neutrality;provide theoretical and technical support for the territorial space geological safety, regulation and utilization of large reservoirs. 展开更多
关键词 The Large Reservoirs Disaster Chain Disaster-Causing Mechanism Territorial Space Utilization Ecological Prevention
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