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  4. 坡地災害引起土石流發生機制之整合研究─總計畫暨子計畫:邊坡破壞引發土石流之機制研究-以土石流源頭為對象(2/2)
 
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坡地災害引起土石流發生機制之整合研究─總計畫暨子計畫:邊坡破壞引發土石流之機制研究-以土石流源頭為對象(2/2)

Date Issued
2004-07-31
Date
2004-07-31
Author(s)
陳榮河  
DOI
922625Z002009
URI
http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw//handle/246246/2880
Abstract
ABSTRACT In recent years, debris flows have caused tremendous damages and loss of life as well as properties in Taiwan. In order to prevent reoccurrence of debris flows and to reduce damages by suitable methods, it is very important to understand the causes and the conditions as flows occurred. The engineering properties of debris-flow materials, which show distinctive characteristics in different regions, are important factors that influence the occurrence of debris flows. In this research, two areas selected to study are in Taipei County: the Chongher area, located at Chinshan, and the Houtong area, located at Rueifang. These two sites were attacked by debris flows during typhoon Xangsen in 2000. Moreover, the geological conditions of the two sites are distinct from the regions studied in previous researches which focused mainly on the middle and eastern parts of Taiwan. The work of this study includes laboratory tests, numerical simulation, and statistical analysis. The tests are to examine the engineering properties of the materials, including mechanical and hydraulic properties, for stability analyses under saturated and unsaturated conditions. The numerical simulation of the infiltration process utilizes ABAQUS computer program to investigate the change in slope stability from unsaturated into saturated conditions. The influencing factors examined are rainfall intensity, rainfall duration, permeability of soil, gradient of slope, etc. Additionally, numerical results are compared and comparable with those from limit equilibrium analysis performed by STABL program. Finally, the characteristics of debris flows in three regions of Taiwan, the north, the central, and the east, are examined based on the information of debris-flow cases in these regions. A software of geographic information system (GIS) ArcView8.X, is used to establish the database of influencing factors such as topographic factors, etc. Then, using a statistical software SPSS and making multivariable analysis on the happened and not happened cases, the difference in conditions for debris flows to occur is distinguished. Accordingly, suggestions based on the results of this study for various regions of Taiwan are also proposed.
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臺北市:國立臺灣大學土木工程學系暨研究所
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