Advances in Civil Engineering / 2022 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Slope Failure in 3-D Spatially Variable Soils by Finite Element Method Table 1 Summary of typical studies on risk assessment.
References Mode Remarks Lee and ching [14 ] 3-D Developing a methodology for calculating landslide volume of infinite slope considering spatial variability of soil parameters. Li et al. [15 ] 2-D Presenting a risk assessment and analysis method considering multiple failure modes of slope based on area failure probability. Liu et al. [16 ] 2-D Investigating the effects of the stratigraphic boundary uncertainty on the slope reliability analysis and risk assessment considering the spatial variability of soil properties. Xiao et al. [5 ] 3-D Developing a collaborative risk assessment framework for 3-D slope reliability analysis and risk assessment in spatially variable soils. Zhang and Huang [11 ] 2-D Proposing a new method to evaluate risk assessment of slope taking into account the multiple failure surfaces. Li et al. [17 ] 2-D Enhancing the efficiency of the random finite element method in slope reliability analysis and risk assessment based on subset simulation. Ali et al. [18 ] 2-D Proposing an analytical framework for quantitative risk assessment of landslides caused by rainfall considering the spatial variability of permeability coefficient. Hicks et al. [19 ] 3-D Investigating the influence of the spatial variability of soil parameters on the probability of failure and the failure consequence of a 3-D slope. Li et al. [20 ] 2-D Proposing an approach for quantitative risk assessment of slope instability considering multiple failure modes based on Monte Carlo simulation.