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Proceedings of the International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation, Singapore, 12-13 December 2005
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Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific Publishing Company, 2005
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1v + 1 CD-ROM
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9789812564696
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Accompanied by compact disc : CP 10157

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After the devastating disaster caused by the tsunami on 26 December 2004, disaster mitigation and rehabilitation have become some of the most pressing topics for discussion in geotechnical engineering and related professions. Some of the most important contributions to this discussion were made during the International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation, the first of its kind held in the Asia-Pacific region. It was organized by the Joint Working Group on Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation (JWG-DMR), which is supported by national geotechnical societies from Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia (comprising Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand) and Sri Lanka.Disaster management encompasses diverse topics such as natural disasters (tsunamis, earthquakes, landslides, etc.), mitigation (early warning and prediction systems, hazard mapping, risk analysis, coastal protection works, etc.), rehabilitation and reconstruction (difficult soils and ground treatment, design against earthquakes and other natural disasters, etc.), and many others, including soil dynamics, liquefaction, stability, and environmental protection. This volume contains over 100 high quality papers contributed by authors from participating countries, including keynote and invited lectures delivered by eminent researchers and practitioners. The proceedings will benefit the geotechnical profession as a whole, in particular those who are involved in disaster prevention, mitigation, rehabilitation and reconstruction works. In addition, the contributions will add impetus to research and development in this important domain: the long-term goal is to mitigate the unacceptable magnitude of destruction and the number of human lives lost such as in the recent 2004 tsunami tragedy.


Table of Contents

T. KokushoZ.-C. Moh and Daniel T. C. YaoD. T. Bergado and H. M. Abuel-NagaB. Indraratna and M. A. Shahin and C. Rujikiatmjorn and H. KhabbazS. Kim and Y. Kim and M. KimS. Kim and I. Jang and C. Chung and M. KimF. H. KulhawyH. L. LiuS.-C. Robert LoM. R. Madhav and A. M. KrishnaH. Ohta and T. Pipatpongsa and T. OmoriT. A. Ooi and W. H. TingI. W. Sengara and H. Latief and Munirwansiah and S. P. R. WardaniH. N. Seneviratne and H. G. P. A. Ratnaweera and R. M. S. BandaraS. Yan and J. ChuY. SasakiM.-L. Lin and J.-J. DaiK. Karlsrud and H. Bungum and C. B. Harbitz and F. Lovholt and B. V. Vangelsten and S. GlimsdalK. Adalier and A. PamukP. A. M. AgungM. AssafS. Banerjee and D. K. Paul and F. H. LeeG. Chen and X. Liu and D. Zhu and Q. HuD. ChoudhuryS. M. M. M. Hosseini and H. NasrollahiS.-I. Kim and K.-B. Park and S.-Y. Park and I.-J. ParkH. Nagase and A. Hiro-Oka and N. Yasufuku and K. Hiramatsu and K. HashimuraT. OkimuraJ. Pappin and M. Free and J. BirdS. R. Pathak and D. R. PhatakK. S. Rao and D. N. SatyamA. Shmidt and B. Rysbek and S. Asima and D. SarandulamB. ChearnkiatpradabA. DengS. Sarkar and D. P. KanungoT. N. Singh and K. SarkarH. Soltani-Jigheh and A. SoroushW. H. Ting and T. A. Ooi and A. Ahmad and B. K. TanJ. Wang and G. Kong and W. YangH.-J. Wen and J.-L. Zhang and Y.-X. ZhangB. Yuan and Y. ChenF. Zhang and J. Li and Z. ZhuP. B. R. DissanayakeA. G. H. J. EdirisingheN. Peiris and A. PomonisP. P. RahardjoV. Rosales-SierraG. L. Sivakumar Babu and A. SrivastavaK. Adalier and A. ElgamalL. S. BrysonJ. Chu and S. YanK. Deb and S. Chandra and P. K. BasudharK. Miyazaki and T. Hagiwara and S. ImamuraV. O. Ogunro and M. G. Ayoola and H. I. Inyang and G. B. MenezesM. OmarT. A. Ooi and C. H. Tee and M. J. D. DobieM. K. Sharp and K. AdalierW. Yang and G. Kong and J. WangM. R. Zakkam and S. ShrihariT. Abdoun and L. Danisch and V. BennettH. Barghamadi and M. L. NaminG. Chen and F. LiP. B. R. DissanayakeS. J. Ghanefar and A. TabarQ. Hu and H. HuangM. Z. IslamE. JafarD. K. Li and C. H. JuangS. Murakami and K. Yasuhara and N. Suzuki and W. Ni and H. KomineK.-J. Tsai and Z.-W. ShiL.-G. Fang and L.-L. Duan and L. KaiH. Guo and C. Gu and W. XuK. Murugan and G. Vanithakumari and A. NoortheenP. Yang and F.-B. Zhu
Acknowledgementsp. v
Conference Organisationp. vi
Prefacep. vii
Keynote Lectures
Extreme Events in Geotechnical Hazards in Asiap. 3
Natural Disasters in Taiwanp. 23
Special Plenary Lectures by Country
Tsunami Devastations and Reconstruction with Geosyntheticsp. 49
Tsunami Affected Coastal Soil Disturbance and Implications on Reconstruction with Special Reference to Low-Cost Dwellings and Rail Tracksp. 64
Natural Disaster Management in the Republic of Koreap. 78
Evaluation of Seismic Displacements of Quay Wallsp. 84
Observations on Some Geotechnical Issues Relating to Hazard and Disaster Mitigationp. 94
Dynamic Properties of Fill Materials and Aseismatic Analysis for High Earth and Rock Fill Damsp. 100
Design with Considerations of Reliability and Riskp. 115
Densification Effect of Granular Piles in Liquefaction Mitigationp. 131
Public Education of Tsunami Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation Performed in Japanese Primary Schoolsp. 141
Report on Some Major Geotechical Disasters in Malaysiap. 151
Geotechnical Engineering Aspects Related to Aceh's Tsunami and Earthquake Disaster and the Need for Its Mitigation Strategyp. 165
Geotechnical Aspects of Natural Hazards: Sri Lankan Experiencep. 185
Applications of Two Coastal Protection Structure Construction Methodsp. 200
Special Sessions
Reduction and Rehabilitation of Seismic Damage to River Dikes in Japanp. 213
Zoning for Liquefaction of Taipei Basin, Taiwanp. 219
Strategy for Re-Construction in Thailand Following the 26 December 2004 Tsunami Eventp. 226
Earthquakes and Soil Dynamics
Geotechnical Issues of the Recent Turkish Earthquakesp. 245
Influences of Confining Pressure and Cyclic Deviator Stress on Liquefaction of Clayey Sandp. 251
Effects of Soil Cross-Sectional Modeling on the Site Fundamental Periodp. 257
Dynamic Response of Bridge Piles on Soft Ground Using NUS Geotechnical Centrifugep. 263
The Experimental Study on Dynamic Shear Modulus Ratio and Damping Ratio of Recently Deposited Soils in Southern Area of Jiangsu Province in Chinap. 269
Seismic Analysis of Single End Bearing Pilep. 275
The Prediction of Pore Pressure Development in Earth Dams with Mixed Clay Core during Earthquake Loadings; case study: Karkheh Large Embankment Dam - IRANp. 281
Modeling the Responses of Saturated Sand under Dynamic Loadsp. 287
Zoning for Liquefaction and Actual Damage during the 2005 Fukuokaken-Seiho-Oki Earthquakep. 293
The Disaster of Residential Land Fill Caused by Earthquakesp. 299
Seismic Ground Motion Site Reponse Effects for Regions of Moderate Seismicityp. 307
Evaluation of Triggering Acceleration Required for Commencement of Liquefactionp. 313
Seismic Microzonation of Delhi Regionp. 319
Formation of the Map of Shaking of the Territory in Almaty Regionp. 326
Landslides and Slopes
Expert System for Slope Stabilizationp. 335
Triggering and Prevention of Landslide Disasters to Cave Dwellings in Loess Region of Chinap. 341
Landslide Hazard Zonation in India: A Reviewp. 349
Geotechnical Investigation of Amiyan Landslide Hazard Zone in Himalayan Region, Uttaranchal, Indiap. 355
Numerical Analysis of Syncrude Tailing Dam with Consideration of Strength Anisotropy of Foundation Materialp. 361
Seismicity in Slope Stability Practice in Malaysiap. 367
A Comprehensive Assessment on the Disastrous Characteristics of Landslidep. 373
Stability Analysis of a High Excavated-Slopep. 379
Slope Monitoring Information and Instability Indication Analysis Systemp. 386
Stability Analysis and Risk Assessment of Shilipu Dam during the Ningjiangbao Landslidep. 392
Tsunamis
Failure Investigation of Tsunami Damaged Structures in Sri-Lankap. 401
Public Opinion on Various Aspects of 2004 Tsunami Disasterp. 405
December 26, 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami: Vulnerability Functions for Loss Estimation in Sri Lankap. 411
Damages of Infrastructures in the Disaster of 26 Dec 2004 Earthquake and Tsunami in Aceh - Indonesiap. 417
Initial Conditions on Numerical Simulations of Tsunami Propagationp. 423
Analysis of Shoreline Protection Works in Tsunami Hit Areas of East Coast of Indiap. 429
Mitigation and Rehabilitation
Stone Columns for Seismic Liquefaction Mitigationp. 439
Improving Seismic Response of Fine Grained Soilsp. 445
Soil Improvement Using a Combined Vacuum and Fill Surcharge Preloading Methodp. 452
Settlement Response of Embankment on Multi Layer Geosynthetic-Reinforced Reclaimed Groundp. 460
Ground Improvement of Soft Marine Clay Layer by Super Well Point Methodp. 466
Geosynthetics in Mitigating Seismic-Induced Waste Containment Cover Instabilityp. 472
Settlement of Shallow Foundation on Geogrid Reinforced Sandp. 478
Geosynthetics in the Rehabilitation of Failed Slopesp. 486
Seismic Liquefaction and Rehabilitation of Large Earth Dams in U.S.p. 492
Consideration of Oversurcharge Effects on Soft Clay with Vertical Drainsp. 498
Potential Use of Geosynthetic Clay Liners (GCL) in Waste Managementp. 504
Risk Assessment and Management
Wireless Remote Monitoring of Geotechnical Systemsp. 515
Probabilistic Evaluation of Liquefaction Potentialp. 521
A Method of Sand Liquefaction Probabilistic Estimation Based on RBF Neural Network Modelp. 527
Potential Earthquake Risk of Buildings in Sri Lankap. 533
Iran's Strategy on Natural Disaster Risk Managementp. 539
Modeling of Risk Acceptance Criteria for Tunnel and Underground Engineeringp. 543
Minimizing Karst Related Risks in Highway Constructionp. 551
National Capital of India: From Ignorance Towards Preparednessp. 556
Mapping Liquefaction Hazard in Charleston Quadrangle, South Carolinap. 565
Vulnerability Assessment to Liquefaction Hazard Induced by Rising Sea-Levels Due to Global Warmingp. 571
Analysis by Using GIS/RS Technology on the Geohazard Auto Mapping of Shou-Shan Sliding Area in Taiwanp. 577
Others
Underwater Detection of Scour of Abutment Foundation and Its Influence on Stability of Bridge Piersp. 587
Analysis of Longyangxia Dam Deformation Based on Seepage and Creep Coupling Methodp. 593
Biological Perspective of Tsunami: A Relief Strategy - Biopesticide Spray Operation for the Mosquitoes, Flies and Disease Control at the Tsunami Affected Areas of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry, Indiap. 599
Application of Freezing Method to Recover Tunnel Accident in Complex Stratum of Nanjing Subwayp. 605
Author Indexp. 611