Asked by ravdeep singh on May 15, 2024
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Which of the following is probably NOT important in assessing an area's potential for slope failure?
A) comparing the geologic setting to adjacent areas that have or have not failed
B) whether the material is loose sediment or solid bedrock
C) recent changes in slope
D) the orientation of layering and fractures
E) all of these are important
Slope Failure
A geologic phenomenon where there is a downward movement of soil or rock on unstable slopes, commonly known as landslides.
Geologic Setting
The description of the physical conditions and history of a specific area, including its rock types, structures, and the processes that have shaped it over time.
Solid Bedrock
The solid rock layer beneath the soil or surface materials of the Earth, providing foundational support.
- Understand the measures that can reduce the risk of slope failures.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the measures that can reduce the risk of slope failures.
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