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Nishimura, S. Okayama University
Takeshita, Y. Okayama University
Nishiyama, S. Okayama University
Suzuki, S. Okayama University
Shibata, T. Okayama University
Shuku, T. Okayama University
Komatsu, M. Okayama University
Kim, B. Okayama University
Abstract
In July 2018, heavy rain and a large amount of damage to geo-structures and natural slopes were reported in Okayama, Japan. In particular, in the area surrounding the Oda River System, 52 people drowned due to the breach of river banks. Besides the flooding of rivers, the earth-fill dams of many water reservoirs were damaged. The stability of the large number of earth-fill dams in the Setouchi area is very important. Heavy rain is often associated with the collapse of slopes. In Okayama, many shallow slope failures or debris flows occurred over a wide area, particularly in the western part of the prefecture. Through detailed investigations, the mechanism of this geo-disaster was clarified.
Keywords
2018 July heavy rain
BreachRiver bank
Bank of reservoir
Earth-fill dam
Slope failure
Heavy rain disaster
Debris flow
Overflow
Erosion
Published Date
2020-02-29
Publication Title
Soils and Foundations
Volume
volume60
Issue
issue1
Publisher
Elsevier
Start Page
300
End Page
314
ISSN
00380806
NCID
AA00700879
Content Type
Journal Article
language
English
OAI-PMH Set
岡山大学
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