This study proposes a methodology for integrating vegetation's mechanical control into a physically-based, eco-hydrological slope stability model by estimating apparent root cohesion via the Root Area Ratio (RAR). A synthetic case study demonstrates the approach's effectiveness in evaluating combined hydrological and mechanical controls.
Arnone, E., Noto, L., Sivandran, G., Bras, R. (2014). Modeling the mechanical and hydrological controls of vegetation in shallow landslides. In Geophysical Research Abstracts EGU General Assembly 2014.
Modeling the mechanical and hydrological controls of vegetation in shallow landslides
ARNONE, Elisa;NOTO, Leonardo;
2014-01-01
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This study proposes a methodology for integrating vegetation's mechanical control into a physically-based, eco-hydrological slope stability model by estimating apparent root cohesion via the Root Area Ratio (RAR). A synthetic case study demonstrates the approach's effectiveness in evaluating combined hydrological and mechanical controls.
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