Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand

Slope failure occurred during rainfall in September 2009 near the peak of Doi-Inthanon national Park, Northern Thailand. Progressive studies have been conducted to monitor the pore water pressure variation during the monitored rainfall in September 2011. Lack of data for back analysis generated unce...

Full description

Main Author: Agus Settyo Muntohar, A. Jotisankasa, H.J. Liao, R.M.N. Barus
Format: Proceeding
Language: Bahasa Inggris
Published: Kasetsart University 2015
Subjects:
Online Access: http://oaipmh-jogjalib.umy.ac.idkatalog.php?opo=lihatDetilKatalog&id=64468
PINJAM
id oai:lib.umy.ac.id:64468
recordtype oai_dc
spelling oai:lib.umy.ac.id:644682021-06-16T13:08:08ZPredicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern ThailandAgus Settyo Muntohar, A. Jotisankasa, H.J. Liao, R.M.N. Barusrainfall, probability, shallow slope failure, factor of safety, residual soilSlope failure occurred during rainfall in September 2009 near the peak of Doi-Inthanon national Park, Northern Thailand. Progressive studies have been conducted to monitor the pore water pressure variation during the monitored rainfall in September 2011. Lack of data for back analysis generated uncertainties in slope failure analysis. This paper presents probability analysis of the slope failures. The analysis considers the uncertainties of the influencing factor such as rainfall intensity, hydraulic and strength parameter of the soil. The probability analysis was calculated using Monte Carlo Simulation method (MCS). The slope failure was modeled using the infinite slope. Infiltration analysis was analyzed using Green – Ampt model. Three models of the rainfall hyetographs, including hourly rainfall, 15 minutes rainfall, and 5 minutes rainfall, were used to analysis the probability of failure. The simulation results show that the probability of failure (Pf) ranges about 0.36-0.38 for the corresponding rainfall. The highest probability of failure was obtained when daily rainfall was simulated. The probability of failure was strongly affected by the variability of the input parameter.Kasetsart University2015Proceeding-Bahasa Inggrishttp://oaipmh-jogjalib.umy.ac.idkatalog.php?opo=lihatDetilKatalog&id=64468
institution Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta
collection Perpustakaan Yogyakarta
language Bahasa Inggris
topic rainfall, probability, shallow slope failure, factor of safety, residual soil
spellingShingle rainfall, probability, shallow slope failure, factor of safety, residual soil
Agus Settyo Muntohar, A. Jotisankasa, H.J. Liao, R.M.N. Barus
Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand
description Slope failure occurred during rainfall in September 2009 near the peak of Doi-Inthanon national Park, Northern Thailand. Progressive studies have been conducted to monitor the pore water pressure variation during the monitored rainfall in September 2011. Lack of data for back analysis generated uncertainties in slope failure analysis. This paper presents probability analysis of the slope failures. The analysis considers the uncertainties of the influencing factor such as rainfall intensity, hydraulic and strength parameter of the soil. The probability analysis was calculated using Monte Carlo Simulation method (MCS). The slope failure was modeled using the infinite slope. Infiltration analysis was analyzed using Green – Ampt model. Three models of the rainfall hyetographs, including hourly rainfall, 15 minutes rainfall, and 5 minutes rainfall, were used to analysis the probability of failure. The simulation results show that the probability of failure (Pf) ranges about 0.36-0.38 for the corresponding rainfall. The highest probability of failure was obtained when daily rainfall was simulated. The probability of failure was strongly affected by the variability of the input parameter.
format Proceeding
author Agus Settyo Muntohar, A. Jotisankasa, H.J. Liao, R.M.N. Barus
author_sort Agus Settyo Muntohar, A. Jotisankasa, H.J. Liao, R.M.N. Barus
title Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand
title_short Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand
title_full Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand
title_fullStr Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand
title_full_unstemmed Predicting of Shallow Slope Failure Using Probabilistic Model: a Case Study of Granitic Fill Slope in Northern Thailand
title_sort predicting of shallow slope failure using probabilistic model: a case study of granitic fill slope in northern thailand
publisher Kasetsart University
publishDate 2015
url http://oaipmh-jogjalib.umy.ac.idkatalog.php?opo=lihatDetilKatalog&id=64468
isbn -
_version_ 1702751166678433792
score 14.79448