Multiple model combination evaluation of seismic stability of rock slopes based on fuzzy factors
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Multiple model combination evaluation of seismic stability of rock slopes based on fuzzy factors
Vol. 32, Issue S1, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 石家庄铁道大学 交通运输学院,石家庄,050043
2. 石家庄铁道大学 土木工程学院,石家庄,050043
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CLC:TU413.62
Online First:16 May 2011,
Published:2011
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MA Yi, WANG Xi-liang, LIU Zhen, et al. Multiple model combination evaluation of seismic stability of rock slopes based on fuzzy factors[J]. 2011, 32(S1).
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MA Yi, WANG Xi-liang, LIU Zhen, et al. Multiple model combination evaluation of seismic stability of rock slopes based on fuzzy factors[J]. 2011, 32(S1).DOI:
Multiple model combination evaluation of seismic stability of rock slopes based on fuzzy factors
Evaluation of seismic stability of rock slopes is the important foundation for prevention of seismic unstability of rock and soil slopes. In view of the multi-source and fuzzy characteristics in evaluation process
by using engineering variable fuzzy set theory for reference
fuzzy variable evaluation model is applied to evaluate the seismic stability of rock slopes. First
by comprehensive consideration of the rock slopes internal structure and external natural conditions
six parameters including the characteristics of the geotechnical body
the characteristics of the neotectonics
slope height
slope angle
the annual average precipitation
site seismic intensity are selected as the indices for evaluation index system and established rating standard
then the weights of evaluation factors in the model are obtained from the index practical data discreteness by using improved entropy weight method; finally
by changing the fuzzy variable evaluation model parameters to evaluated seismic stability of rock slopes by linear and nonlinear
and obtained stability level by mean value. The method has been applied to natural slope and cutting slope instances. The results show that the fuzzy variable evaluation model results are reasonable and objective; and they have better reliability and stability so as to provide a new research method and idea for seismic stability of rock slopes.