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Articles & Research
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Data Resources Category
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Data Resources Category |
Scientific Paper |
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Research
Title |
LANDSLIDES IN THE WHITE MOUNTAIN (GEOTECHNICAL STUDIES AND ENGINEERING TESTS) |
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Data collected from
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Palestine |
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Published by
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Journal of Al-Azhar University, Gaza, Vol. 7, No. 2 |
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Carried out by
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Jardaneh, I., Dabeek, J., and Al-Jwahari, A |
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Issue Year |
2004 |
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Abstract |
The White Mountain
area in the city of Nablus,
Palestine, had
severe landslides in the year 1997. Necessary studies to find out the causes
and to overcome this problem were carried out. This included surveying of the
area, geotechnical studies
(digging out five boreholes,
taking necessary samples, and conducting laboratory tests), and slope stability
analysis. The factor of safety was found to be more than one (between 1.4 and
1.8), and this indicated factors other than the natural slope caused the
sliding in the White Mountain. It was found
that the main causes of landslides were the cuts in the lower part of the area.
After the causes for
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