Engineering Geology for Society and Territory - Volume 5: Urban Geology, Sustainable Planning and Landscape Exploitation

Front Matter....Pages i-xxxv
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Urban Landslides: Challenges for Forensic Engineering Geologists and Engineers....Pages 3-9
Large-Scale Thematic Geological Mapping of Moscow Area....Pages 11-16
Remote Sensing Role in Emergency Mapping for Disaster Response....Pages 17-24
Underground Urban Development: An Overview....Pages 25-29
Front Matter....Pages 31-31
A Study of Fine Aggregate Properties and Their Effect on the Quality of Cementitious Composite Materials....Pages 33-36
Assessment of Concrete Aggregate for ASR Potential by Petrography. The Work Developed by RILEM TC-ACS (2007–2013)....Pages 37-40
Environmental Impact and Sustainability in Aggregate Production and Use....Pages 41-44
Contrast Behavior of Sandstone from Mount Nemrut (Adiyaman-Turkey) After the Accelerated Weathering Tests....Pages 45-49
The ReAVA Project: Assessment of the Potential Alkali-Reactivity of Volcanic Aggregates from Azores Islands....Pages 51-54
Potential Reactivity to Alkalis of Portuguese Volcanic Aggregates for Concrete....Pages 55-58
Production of Lightweight Aggregates from Phosphate Washing Plant Sludge....Pages 59-63
Some Variations in Petrography of South African Karoo Dolerites and the Effects Thereof on Aggregate Properties....Pages 65-69
Environmental Issues Connected to the Quarry Lakes and Chance to Reuse Fine Materials Deriving from Aggregate Treatments....Pages 71-74
The Aggregates from Tunnel Muck and their Use as Secondary Raw Material: The Case Study of Turin Underground....Pages 75-79
Alkali Aggregate Reaction for Concrete Made with Tunnel Muck: Experimental Investigations....Pages 81-84
Mix Design Parameters of Restoration Mortars: The Effect of Aggregate Characteristics....Pages 85-88
Treatment and Exploitation of Waste Coming from Quarry Industries: Reuse as Aggregate....Pages 89-92
The Effect of Feldspar, Mica and Clay Minerals on Compressive Strength of Mortar....Pages 93-96
Petrographic Examination of Mortar Bars of Swedish Aggregates Exposed to RILEM AAR 2....Pages 97-100
Risk Assessment of Swedish Concrete as a Construction Material in Relation to Naturally Occurring Radiation from Different Aggregates....Pages 101-105
Front Matter....Pages 31-31
Aggregate Quality Mapping of Sustainable Substitutes for River Sand for Concrete Production in Eastern Botswana....Pages 107-110
Influence of Geological Characteristics on Mechanical Properties of Crushed Stone Aggregates Produced from Meta-Volcanic Rocks in Finland....Pages 111-114
Los Angeles and Micro-Deval Values of Volcanic Rocks and Their Use as Aggregates, Examples from Hungary....Pages 115-118
Polished Stone Value of Volcanic Rocks Used as Aggregates: A Case Study from the Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic....Pages 119-122
Front Matter....Pages 123-123
Land Subsidence Due to Deep Groundwater Withdrawal in Northern Yangtze River Delta Area....Pages 125-129
Observing Dam’s Movements with Spaceborne SAR Interferometry....Pages 131-136
Deformation Monitoring Using Ground-Based SAR Data....Pages 137-140
Map and Monitoring Slow Ground Deformation in NW Italy Using PSI Techniques....Pages 141-145
Integrated Use of Advanced InSAR and GPS Data for Subsidence Monitoring....Pages 147-150
Observation of Expansive Clay Movement with DInSAR....Pages 151-154
Analysis of a Subsidence Process by Integrating Geological and Hydrogeological Modelling with Satellite InSAR Data....Pages 155-159
Satellite and Terrestrial Radar Interferometry for the Measurement of Slope Deformation....Pages 161-165
Satellite and Ground-Based Interferometric Radar Observations of an Active Rockslide in Northern Norway....Pages 167-170
The Ligosullo (UD, Italy) Landslide, Revisiting of Past Data and Prospects from Monitoring Activities....Pages 171-175
Advanced Characterization of a Landslide-Prone Area by Satellite a-DInSAR....Pages 177-181
Integration of Geotechnical and Remote Monitoring Systems for the Analysis and Control of Ground Deformation in Marble Quarrying (Apuan Alps, Italy)....Pages 183-187
Terrestrial SAR Interferometry Monitoring of Natural Slopes and Man-Made Structures....Pages 189-194
Monitoring Swelling Soils in Eastern Paris (France) Through DinSAR and PSI Interferometry: A Synthesis....Pages 195-202
Front Matter....Pages 203-203
A Global Heritage Stone Province in Association with the UNESCO World Heritage City of Salamanca, Spain....Pages 205-208
Characterization of the Natural Variability of Macael Serpentinite ( Verde Macael ) (Almería, South of Spain) for Their Appropriate Use in the Building Industry....Pages 209-212
Front Matter....Pages 203-203
Some Examples of Heritage Stones from Australia....Pages 213-218
Granites from South West England: A Global Heritage Stone Resource....Pages 219-221
The Karst Region of Slovenia: A Potential Global Heritage Stone Province....Pages 223-227
The Natural Stone in the Historic Buildings of the City of Granada (Southern Spain). Features as a Possible Candidate for the Designation of “Global Heritage Stone Province”....Pages 229-232
Petrographic, Physical–Mechanical and Radiological Characterisation of the Rosa Beta Granite (Corsica-Sardinia Batholith)....Pages 233-236
Changes in Marble Quality After Sodium Sulphate Crystallization and Long-Lasting Freeze-Thaw Testing....Pages 237-241
Assessment of Potential Natural Stone Deposits....Pages 243-246
P-T-XCO2 Pseudosection Modelling of Talc-Magnesite Soapstone....Pages 247-252
Adnet ‘Marble’, Untersberg ‘Marble’ and Leitha Limestone—Best Examples Expressing Austria’s Physical Cultural Heritage....Pages 253-257
The Wiborg Granite Batholith—The Main Production Area for Granite in Finland....Pages 259-262
Methods for Evaluating the Natural Stone Weathering Condition in Selected Historical Buildings Within the Project “Efficient Use of Natural Stone in the Leningrad Region and South–East Finland”....Pages 263-266
Granites of the Verbano-Cusio-Ossola District (Piedmont, Northern Italy): Possible Candidates for the Designation of “Global Heritage Stone Province” and a Proposal of a Geotouristic Route....Pages 267-271
Building Stone Evaluation Applied to Weathered Granites—The Example of Amarelo Real Granite (Northern Portugal)....Pages 273-277
Production of Granitic Press Rollers in Finland....Pages 279-282
The Uses of Natural Stone in the Building of Canberra, Australia’s National Capital City....Pages 283-289
Fire on the Rocks: Heat as an Agent in Ancient Egyptian Hard Stone Quarrying....Pages 291-295
Environmental Background in Apricena Quarries (Apulia, Southern Italy)....Pages 297-302
Size Effect in Flexural Strength Test on Dimension Stones....Pages 303-307
CE-Marking of Natural Stone—Practical Application and Solutions in Sweden....Pages 309-312
Hierarchical Approaches Toward Safeguarding Heritage Building Stone Resources in England and Wales....Pages 313-318
Front Matter....Pages 203-203
The Relation Between the Petrographic, Physico-Mechanical Properties and the Use of Some Deposit Paving in Algeria....Pages 319-324
Front Matter....Pages 325-325
Geohazard Studies for Urban Planning in the Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile: Some Lessons for Future Interactions Between Engineering Geoscientists and Urban Planners in Developing Countries....Pages 327-330
A Decision Support System Suggestion for the Optimum Railway Route Selection....Pages 331-334
Communication of Geological Information in Planning of Urban Areas....Pages 335-338
The Use of a Spatial Multi—Criteria Technique for Urban Suitability Assessment, Due to Extensive Mass Movements. The Case Study of Vitala Village, Kimi, Euboea, Greece....Pages 339-344
Communicating Applied Geoscientific Expertise to Rural and Urban Planners: Some Lessons Learned....Pages 345-349
Urban Engineering Geological Maps for Bradford, UK....Pages 351-354
The COMCOM Process: Informing and Transforming Communities in the Developing World Through Geotechnical Information....Pages 355-358
3D Mapping of Geological Base Data and Its Utilization for Urban Planning in Straubing, Germany....Pages 359-362
Front Matter....Pages 363-363
Geotechnical Basis for Building Instability and Failure: Case Study from Lagos, Nigeria....Pages 365-370
Applying the Disruption Index Procedure to Evaluate the Urban Seismic Risk in the Mt. Etna Area (Italy)....Pages 371-374
Environmental Impact Assessment of Geological Processes in Russia....Pages 375-379
Complexity in Seismic Risk Assessment at Different Levels with GIS Technology Application....Pages 381-385
Landslide Susceptibility of the La Catola Torrent Catchment Area (Daunia Apennines, Southern Italy): A New Complex Multi-step Approach....Pages 387-392
Microzonation of Gölbaşı Special Environmental Protection Area with Respect to Geoenvironmental Criteria....Pages 393-396
The Role of Rockfall Protection Barriers in the Context of Risk Mitigation: The Case of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano....Pages 397-400
Integrated Study of Landslides in the Southern Apennines (Val d’Agri: Basilicata Region) Using a Multidisciplinary Approach....Pages 401-404
Master Plan of Hazard Assessment in Ijen Volcano Complex....Pages 405-409
Sinkholes Susceptibility Assessment in Urban Environment Using Heuristic, Statistical and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) Models in Evaporite Karst System: A Case Study from Lesina Marina (Southern Italy)....Pages 411-414
Geomorphological Complexity in Landslide Susceptibility Modelling....Pages 415-419
Front Matter....Pages 363-363
Analysis of Interaction Between Waves and Cliff Along the Adriatic Coast of Polignano (Apulia, Italy)....Pages 421-425
Hazard of Karstic Sinkhole Formation in an Area South of Pretoria, South Africa....Pages 427-430
Front Matter....Pages 431-431
Review of Soil Degradation in the Region of Nazareno, Minas Gerais: Brazil....Pages 433-437
Subsidence of Buried Soils in Cyclic Loess Sequences of the Northern Eurasia....Pages 439-442
An Overview of Engineering Geology and Sustainable Rural Infrastructure Development....Pages 443-446
Changes in the Natural Drainage Channel System Due to Anthropogenic Land Uses: Itaqueri Region, State of São Paulo, Brazil....Pages 447-450
Front Matter....Pages 451-451
Determination of Priorities and Importance of Some Geotechnical Factors in Grouting of Karst in Large Dam Sites with Decision Tree Model (CART). The Case Study of Salman Farsi Dam, Fars Province, Southern Iran....Pages 453-459
Earthen Dike Leakage at the Dead Sea....Pages 461-464
Mapping of Salt Consolidation and Permeability Using MASW Method in the Dead Sea Sinkhole Problem....Pages 465-469
Subsurface Dams as a Solution for Supplementary Recharge and Groundwater Storage in Karst Aquifers in Arid Areas....Pages 471-474
Analysis of Condition of Underground Cavities, Odessa (Ukraine)....Pages 475-478
Facing Engineering Problems in the Fragile Karst Environment....Pages 479-482
Geological and Geophysical Techniques for the Identification of Subterranean Cavities....Pages 483-487
Engineering Geological Characterization of the Antalya Karstic Rocks....Pages 489-492
Tectonics versus Karst Relationships in the Salento Peninsula (Apulia, Southern Italy): Implications for a Comprehensive Land-Use Planning....Pages 493-496
Problems with Caves During Tunneling in Dinaric Karst (Croatia)....Pages 497-502
Sinkholes and Land Use Regulation in South Africa....Pages 503-506
Geophysical Investigation to Delineate Hazardous Cavities in Al-Hassa Karstic Region, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia....Pages 507-514
Environmental Aspects of Proposed Engineering Solution for Inter-basin Transfer in East Herzegovina....Pages 515-519
General Engineering-Geological Principles of Karst Risk Assessment....Pages 521-524
Front Matter....Pages 451-451
Assessing Karst Hazards for a Nuclear Power Plant Site, Southern Appalachian Mountains, U.S.A.....Pages 525-528
Current Status and Strategic Planning of Sinkhole Collapses in China....Pages 529-533
Validation of Rated Sinkhole Span for Building in Covered Karst Areas....Pages 535-538
Potential Karst Collapse Assessment Along a Bridge Foundation of High-Speed Rail, Anshan, China....Pages 539-543
Uncertainties in the Application of Rock Mass Classification and Geomechanical Models for Engineering Design in Carbonate Rocks....Pages 545-548
Karst Remediation in the Variant to the National Road 9 Between Cascais and Abuxarda, Portugal....Pages 549-552
Sinkhole Field Above Karst Caves: Detection and Analysis Through Integrated Techniques....Pages 553-557
Evaluating the Potentialities of Hydro-stratigraphic, Geomorphological and Geophysical Analyses to Detect Underground Cavities....Pages 559-562
With the Rich Experience Gained in the Construction of Motorways We are Planning the Course of the 5th European Railway Corridor Crossing the Classical Karst (Slovenia)....Pages 563-566
Experience of Quantitative Assessment of Karst Risk in Russia....Pages 567-570
Study on Groundwater System Effect of Tunnel Drainage Control in Karst Valley....Pages 571-576
Safeguarding of Assets Roads and Protection of Land in the Valley of Acquaresi. Deepening and Widening of the Studies the Area Subject to Risk Sinkhole. Proposal for Monitoring. (Italy: Sardinia)....Pages 577-580
Challenges of Renewable Energy Source Utilisation at Section of Future Highway E-763 Belgrade-Southern Adriatic Across Karst Plateau of Pešter Plateau (Western Serbia)....Pages 581-584
Some Considerations on 3-D and 2-D Numerical Models for the Assessment of the Stability of Underground Caves....Pages 585-588
Speleological and Hydrogeological Factors of Urbanization and Development of Road Network on Mountain Zlatibor (Western Serbia)....Pages 589-593
Engineering Problems in Karst: Three Case History....Pages 595-601
Karst Risk Assessment for Underground Engineering: Comparison of the KarstALEA Method with a Random Karst Distribution Approach....Pages 603-607
The Role of Tectonic Structures and Density-Driven Groundwater Flow for Salt Karst Formation....Pages 609-612
Front Matter....Pages 613-613
Asbestiform Amphiboles in a Serpentinite Quarry in Operation, Province of Córdoba, Argentina....Pages 615-618
Geological and Analytical Procedures for the Evaluation of Asbestos-Related Risk in Underground and Surface Rock Excavation....Pages 619-622
Front Matter....Pages 613-613
The Asbestos Risk in Meta-Ophiolitic Rocks: A Protocol for Preliminary Field and Laboratory Investigations During Geological Mapping....Pages 623-626
Geological Characterizion of Potentially Asbestos-Bearing Rocks for the Project “Hydraulic and Structural Works for Embankment of the Varenna Stream, Genoa Pegli”....Pages 627-630
Front Matter....Pages 631-631
Variational Data Assimilation with TELEMAC. Proof of Concept for Model State Correction on the Berre Lagoon 3D-Model....Pages 633-637
Developing an Adequate Approach to Model the Geotechnical Parameters for Reducing the Ventures of Underground City Development....Pages 639-642
Calculation of Water Retention Curves of Rock Samples by Differential Evolution....Pages 643-646
Data Mining and Data-Driven Modelling in Engineering Geology Applications....Pages 647-650
Predicting Landslide Displacements by Multi-objective Evolutionary Polynomial Regression....Pages 651-654
Data-Driven Analysis of Discharge Variations at Mercure Spring South Italy....Pages 655-659
Front Matter....Pages 661-661
Landslide Processes of Active Phase of under Conditions of Technogenesis with the Example of Pridneprovsk Industrial Region of Ukraine....Pages 663-665
Discussion on Geological Hazards Caused by Exploitation of Deep Groundwater in North China....Pages 667-673
Assessment of Geo-hazards Triggered by both Natural Events and Human Activities in Rapidly Urbanized Areas....Pages 675-679
Pre-identification of Staging Areas for Probable Earthquake of Tehran (Municipality No.5) Using OWA Method....Pages 681-685
Application of Laser Scanning for Monitoring Coastal Cliff Instability in the Pozzuoli Bay, Coroglio Site, Posillipo Hill, Naples....Pages 687-690
The Use of UAV to Monitor and Manage the Territory: Perspectives from the SMAT Project....Pages 691-695
GNSS Hardware and Software Solutions for Environmental Hazards....Pages 697-699
The Use of Micro-UAV to Monitor Active Landslide Scenarios....Pages 701-704
A Geotechnical Monitoring Project for Early Warning: The Monte Stregone Landslide....Pages 705-709
Rockfall Analysis During Emergency Scenarios....Pages 711-714
The Kostanjek Landslide in the City of Zagreb: Forecasting and Protective Monitoring....Pages 715-719
Risk Analysis of a Major Pit Slope Failure at the Batu Hijau Open Pit Mine Operation PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara....Pages 721-724
Front Matter....Pages 725-725
Landslide Risk Reduction—Complementary Routes to Learning....Pages 727-730
Recovery Measures of the Erosion Features: Some Examples in Brazil....Pages 731-735
The Use of Risk Information in Spatial Planning in Europe: Examples from Case Study Sites in Italy and Romania with a Focus on Flood and Landslide Hazards....Pages 737-741
Scenarios of Land Cover Change and Landslide Susceptibility: An Example from the Buzau Subcarpathians, Romania....Pages 743-746
Material Intrusion as a Key Factor for the Physical Vulnerability of the Built Environment to Debris Flows....Pages 747-751
Analysis of Hydrological and Landslide Hazards at Castellammare Del Golfo (Northern Sicily)....Pages 753-757
Geo-hydrological Risk Mitigation Measures and Land-Management in a Highly Vulnerable Small Coastal Catchment....Pages 759-762
Geotechnical Study of Urban Soil and Subsoil of Fez City (N. Morocco) and Natural Risk Mapping Using Geographic Information System (GIS)....Pages 763-768
Implementation of Landslide Susceptibility in the Perugia Municipal Development Plan (PRG)....Pages 769-772
Integrating Natural Hazards in Spanish and Italian Land Use Planning....Pages 773-776
Landslide Occurrences During the High-Intensity Rainfall Event of March–April 2013 in the Emilia-Romagna Region (North Apennines, Italy)....Pages 777-780
Challenges in Assessing and Managing Geo-hydrological Risk Related to Natural and Anthropogenic Pressures in Alpine Ski Resorts....Pages 781-785
A Flood Can Point Out Improper Land-Use Planning: The Case of Alessandria Town (Piedmont, Northern Italy)....Pages 787-792
Comparison Between Flooded Areas and Flood-Risk Areas. Case of Var Department (France)....Pages 793-796
Flash Flood Events and Urban Development in Genoa (Italy): Lost in Translation....Pages 797-801
Front Matter....Pages 803-803
Observations and Seismic Response Analysis of Urban Landslide Induced by the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake....Pages 805-809
Search and Assessment of Decompression Zones in Landslide Slopes of the North-West Coast of the Black Sea (Ukraine)....Pages 811-814
Geo-hydrological Risk Management on the Amalfi Coast: The Village of Atrani Emergency Plan....Pages 815-819
Climate Change, Landslide Risk Assessment and Adaptation Policies: The Urban Area of Ancona Municipality....Pages 821-825
Engineering Geological Analyses for Hazard Assessment of the Urbanized, Relict Lemeglio Coastal Landslide (Eastern Liguria, Italy)....Pages 827-830
Front Matter....Pages 803-803
Landslides in Urban Areas of Luxembourg, Caused by Weak Rheatian Clay....Pages 831-835
The Urban Flooding Early Warning System of the Greater Turin (North-Western Italy) Based on Weather-Radar Observations....Pages 837-842
Population Exposed to Landslide and Flood Risk in Italy....Pages 843-848
A Cost Effective Methodology for the Rapid Evaluation of the Flood Susceptibility Along Anthropized Rivers....Pages 849-852
The Role of Geophysics in Urban Landslides Studies: Two Case Histories in Rome....Pages 853-856
The Role of Fieldwork in Courses Developed to Avoid Accidents and Disasters in São Paulo City, Brazil....Pages 857-860
The 1773 Cava de’ Tirreni Flash Flood (Southern Italy), an Opportunity to Further Enhance the Use of Documentary Sources as Hazard and Risk Assessment....Pages 861-864
Reactivation of Old Inclinometers to Monitor a Slow Landslide in Roma Urban Area: Reliability of Old and New Measurements....Pages 865-868
Landslide Risk Assessment in the Reconstructed Bridge Area (Rostov-on-Don, Russia)....Pages 869-871
Landside Problem and Its Investigations in Miskolc (Hungary)....Pages 873-877
Front Matter....Pages 879-879
A 3D Geological Model for Christchurch City (New Zealand): A Contribution to the Post-earthquake Re-build....Pages 881-884
Collapse Susceptibility Mapping Using SRTM Data Obtained from Topodata Project....Pages 885-891
Geological Modeling in the Urban Subsurface Using the Microtremor Array Survey....Pages 893-898
A Model of Como (N Italy) Urban Subsurface: A Multidisciplinary Tool for Hydraulic, Hydrogeologic and Subsidence Risk Management....Pages 899-902
Zoning of Bereznyaki Urban Area (Perm Krai, Russia) According to the Geohazard Degree....Pages 903-905
Identification of Ground Engineering Hazards in London Through the Use of Predictive 4D Geomodelling Tools....Pages 907-911
Assessment of Karst-Suffosion Hazard Along the Routes of Designed Metro Lines in Moscow....Pages 913-917
The Map of Radon Hazard of Moscow....Pages 919-922
Engineering Geological Zoning of Moscow by the Conditions for Subsurface Construction....Pages 923-926
3-Dimensional Geological Mapping. Applications to Urban Geological Environment....Pages 927-931
Front Matter....Pages 879-879
The Numerical Map of Known Mine Shafts in Wallonia: A Useful Tool for Land Planning and Risk Management....Pages 933-936
Structural-Geodynamic Mapping with Using the Geostatistical Analysis of the Platform Areas on the Example of Moscow....Pages 937-941
Front Matter....Pages 943-943
Geochemical and Geomorphological Analyses on Liquefaction Occurred During the 2012 Emilia Seismic Sequence....Pages 945-950
Geological and Geophysical Approaches for the Definition of the Areas Prone to Liquefaction and for the Identification and Characterization of Paloeliquefaction Phenomena, the Case of the 2012 Emilia Epicentral Area, Italy....Pages 951-955
Simulation of Off-Fault Surface Effects from Historical Earthquakes: The Case of the City of Thessaloniki (Northern Greece)....Pages 957-963
Front Matter....Pages 965-965
Integrations of Multiple Observations to Estimate Hydraulic Parameters in Choushui River Fluvial Plain of Central Taiwan....Pages 967-971
Characterization of Longwall Mining Induced Subsidence by Means of Automated Analysis of InSAR Time-Series....Pages 973-977
Geological Application of UAV Photogrammetry and Terrestrial Laser Scanning in Marble Quarrying (Apuan Alps, Italy)....Pages 979-983
Ground Settlement Assessment in Urban Areas Through SBAS-DInSAR Measurements: The Case Study of Roma (Italy)....Pages 985-988
Satellite Techniques: New Perspectives for the Monitoring of Dams....Pages 989-993
Monitoring Land Subsidence in the Tokyo Region with SAR Interferometric Stacking Techniques....Pages 995-999
Front Matter....Pages 1001-1001
Characterisation of Surface Fault Rupture for Civil Engineering Design....Pages 1003-1008
The Contribution of Airborne LiDAR Data to the Assessment of Surface Faulting Hazard for Lifelines Crossing Active Faults: An Example from the Central Apennines, Italy....Pages 1009-1013
Microzonation of the Liwa City on the Great Sumatera Active Fault and Giant Ranau Volcanic Complex in South Sumatera, Indonesia....Pages 1015-1019
Surface Faulting Hazard in Italy: Towards a First Assessment Based on the ITHACA Database....Pages 1021-1025
Ground Fracturation in Urban Area: Monitoring of Land Subsidence Controlled by Buried Faults with InSAR Techniques (Ciudad Guzmán: Mexico)....Pages 1027-1031
Active Normal Faulting and Large-Scale Mass Wasting in Urban Areas: The San Gregorio Village Case Study (L’Aquila, Central Italy). Methodological Insight for Seismic Microzonation Studies....Pages 1033-1036
The Origin of Scarps in Urban Areas Affected by Active and Capable Normal Faulting: Only Faults? Examples from the 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake Region (Central Italy)....Pages 1037-1041
Repeated Major Episodes of Tectonic Deformation, Lateral Spread and Liquefaction in Christchurch During the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence of 2010–2011....Pages 1043-1049
Front Matter....Pages 1045-1045
Geo-engineering Aspects of the Van Earthquakes (Turkey) of October and November 2011 and Associated Geotechnical Damages....Pages 1053-1057
Front Matter....Pages 1045-1045
The Characteristics of 2011 Simav Earthquake (Turkey) with an Emphasis on Geotechnical Damage....Pages 1059-1063
Ground Zoning Map of the Piedmont Region (NW Italy): Methodology and Preliminary Results....Pages 1065-1069
A New Empirical Method to Predict Liquefaction-Induced Lateral Spread....Pages 1071-1075
Evaluation of the Ground Motion Amplification at Poggio Picenze (Italy)....Pages 1077-1080
A Methodology for Advanced Seismic Microzoning Using 2D Analyses: The Case Study of Barberino di Mugello, Florence, Italy....Pages 1081-1084
Seismic Microzonation in a Small Municipality: The Canazei Case Study (Trentino, N Italy)....Pages 1085-1089
The Seismic Site Characterization of Palazzo Centi in L’Aquila City Centre: The Case Study of a Historical Building Damaged by the April 6th 2009 Earthquake....Pages 1091-1095
Local Seismic Response in the Southern Part of the Historic Centre of L’Aquila....Pages 1097-1100
The Experience of Seismic Microzonation in Lazio Region (Italy) Mountain Municipalities....Pages 1101-1105
Soil Liquefaction During the Emilia, 2012 Seismic Sequence: Investigation and Analysis....Pages 1107-1110
Soil Liquefaction Analyses in a Test-Area Affected by the 2012 Emilia-Romagna Earthquake (Italy)....Pages 1111-1114
Seismic Microzonation of the Cassino Plain....Pages 1115-1118
The ShakeMap and the Emilia-Lombardia 2012 Earthquake....Pages 1119-1122
A GIS-Based Tool for Reliability Assessment of Seismic Microzonation Studies According to Italian Instructions and Criteria....Pages 1123-1126
The High Damaging Mw 5.1 Lorca 2011 Earthquake: Possible Role of Local Seismic Amplification....Pages 1127-1131
Parametric Numerical Study of Observed Amplification Effects on the Colle di Roio Limestone Ridge (Central Italy)....Pages 1133-1136
The Seismic Microzonation of San Gregorio Through a Multidisciplinary Approach. Seismic Amplification in a Stiff Site....Pages 1137-1141
V S and N SPT Measures for Seismic Characterization of Soils....Pages 1143-1147
On the Performances of Site Parameters for Soil Classification....Pages 1149-1152
Local Seismic Response in a Large Intra-mountain Basin as Observed from Earthquakes and Microtremor Recordings: The Avezzano Area (Central Italy)....Pages 1153-1157
Front Matter....Pages 1045-1045
Analytical and Experimental Investigation of the Frequency Content of Ground Motions Recorded in Bucharest During Strong Vrancea Earthquakes....Pages 1159-1162
Diezma Landslide (Southern Spain): Geological Model and Seismic Response....Pages 1163-1167
A New Step for Seismic Microzonation Studies in Italy: Standards for Data Storage and Representation....Pages 1169-1172
Cross-Correlation Analysis of Seismic Noise Data in the Fucino Plain (Central Appennines, Italy)....Pages 1173-1176
Shear-Wave Velocity Reconstruction via Unconventional Joint Analysis of Surface Waves: A Case Study in the Light of Some Theoretical Aspects....Pages 1177-1182
A Brief Method for Evaluation of the Liquefaction Susceptibility in Bucharest Area....Pages 1183-1186
Evaluate on Geological Environment Quality in Pengzhou Baishui and Bailu River Basin....Pages 1187-1192
Front Matter....Pages 1193-1193
The Development of Linked Databases and Environmental Modelling Systems for Decision-Making in London....Pages 1195-1199
Effect of Thermal Change by Ground Source Heat Pumps on Groundwater and Geoenvironment in the Late Pleistocene Terrace Area of Tokyo, Japan....Pages 1201-1204
Planning for Underground Development: Principles and Problems....Pages 1205-1208
Investigation of Geological Limitations for Subway Tunneling in Ahvaz City, Iran....Pages 1209-1212
Life Cycle Analysis of Underground Thermal Energy Storage....Pages 1213-1217
10 Dimensions Town Planning Research Project....Pages 1219-1222
Is There a Role for Subsurface Lease in Urban Development to Gain Community Support?....Pages 1223-1229
Front Matter....Pages 1231-1231
Spatial Planning Measures for the Enhancement of Urban Resilience Against Flooding Risk....Pages 1233-1236
Direct and Indirect Impact of Landslide on Environment....Pages 1237-1241
Risk Analysis for Swelling Clays to Buildings is South Madrid, Spain....Pages 1243-1246
Various Approaches to Risk Assessment in Urban Development....Pages 1247-1250
The Importance of a Proper Risk Management Plan for a Safe Use of the Underground Space in Densely Urbanised Areas. Two Case Histories....Pages 1251-1255
Front Matter....Pages 1257-1257
Usability of Pyroclastic Rocks as Construction Materials; Example from Nigeria....Pages 1259-1262
Front Matter....Pages 1257-1257
Study of the Water Effects on the Tensile Strength and Cracking Processes of Molded Gypsum....Pages 1263-1267
Slope’s Design for Quarry’s Remediation Using Ground Materials of Piraeus Subway Excavation....Pages 1269-1276
Use of Dune Sand as an Alternative for River Sand for Construction Industry in Sri Lanka....Pages 1277-1280
Asbestiform Amphiboles in a Marble Quarry: A Case Study from the Province of Córdoba (Argentina)....Pages 1281-1284
An Experimental Study for Evaluating the Disintegration Behavior of Clay-Bearing Rocks under Field Conditions....Pages 1285-1288
Methods to Increase Effectiveness of Injective Chemical Stabilisation of Loess Soils....Pages 1289-1292
Experimental Study on Rock Deterioration by Repetition of Freezing and Thawing, and by Repetition of Dry and Wet in Cold Region....Pages 1293-1297
The Pinhole Test for Dispersive Soil Identification....Pages 1299-1303
Dust from Mineral Extraction: Regulation of Emissions in England....Pages 1305-1308
Industrial Chance to Recover Residual Sludge from Dimension Stones in Civil and Environmental Applications....Pages 1309-1313
The District Tourism Lake of Castel Volturno: An Example of Territorial Requalification of Abandoned Quarries....Pages 1315-1319
The Effect of Temperature and Moisture Content on the Behaviour of Pyritic Fill: Development of an In Situ Monitoring System....Pages 1321-1326
Investigations into the Self-Healing of Desiccation Cracks in Compacted Clays....Pages 1327-1331
Study of Moisture and Cement Rates Influence on Hydraulic Conductivity of a Stabilized Sandy Soil by Means of a Factorial Design of Experiments....Pages 1333-1335
Weathering of Pyritic Clay in the Vicinity of Concrete Undergoing Thaumasite Sulphate Attack....Pages 1337-1341
An Investigation of Noise Effects on Natural Heritage and Historic Building Materials....Pages 1343-1346
Front Matter....Pages 1347-1347
Wellfields under Heavy Urban Pressure—Monitoring, Simulation, Maintenance....Pages 1349-1352
Groundwater Protection for Human Comsumption and Its Integration in Regional Planning: Gpz Method....Pages 1353-1356
Vulnerability of Mountain Springs Affect by Climatic Change: A New Method in a Porous Media Aquifer in Regione Automa Valle d’Aosta....Pages 1357-1360
Natural Occurrence of Sulphates in Ground and Surface Waters in Aosta Plain (Italy)....Pages 1361-1364
Front Matter....Pages 1347-1347
Hydrochemistry Applied to Water Supply System: A Case Study from a Brazilian Urban Area....Pages 1365-1368
Effects of Peri-Urban Occupation in the Recharge Area of the Guarani Aquifer in São Carlos, São Paulo, Brazil....Pages 1369-1373
Global Warming in the Alps: Vulnerability and Climatic Dependency of Alpine Springs in Italy, Regione Valle d’Aosta and Switzerland, Canton Valais....Pages 1375-1378
The Importance of Monitoring for the Determination of Aquifer Vulnerability and Spring Protection Areas....Pages 1379-1385
Vulnerability Assessment of Mazzoccolo Spring Aquifer (Central Italy), Combined with Geo-Chemical and Isotope Modeling....Pages 1387-1392
Back Matter....Pages 1393-1400