Study On Calculated Methods of Slope Stability In Climate Change
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https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRCEKeywords:
Dyke, Climate Change, Erosion, Stability, SlopeAbstract
Global climate change, sea level rise has been causing more and more serious saltwater intrusion, causing severe impacts on agriculture, transport, aquaculture, and biological environment. Riverbank erosion and erosion threaten the living and working areas of the people. The research of structural solutions to deal with this situation is an urgent problem not only for current load but also in the future. This paper focuses on calculating methods for calculating embankment slope stability under climate change conditions.
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