The study of the natural frequency evolution and numerical simulation of retrogressive landslides
Authors (first, second and last of 6)
Collection
Earth and Environmental Sciences: Advances and Frontiers in Modeling, Assessment, and Mitigation of Geotechnical Problems
Macro- and micro-geotechnical mechanics can essentially explore the mechanisms of complex properties of geotechnical materials, establish their multi-scale analysis theories and methods, and help solve difficult and key problems in slope engineering. Many new numerical methods have emerged in response to the characteristics of slope engineering. It is necessary to establish a highly efficient method for multi-field and multi-process coupling calculations applicable to various slope engineering problems. Meanwhile, the cross-integration of macro- and micro-geotechnical mechanics with other disciplines not only contributes to the self-development of macro- and micro-geotechnical mechanics but also promotes the rapid development of other disciplines.
This Topical Collection aims to explore the mechanisms and control of various slope engineering problems. We welcome submissions of original research and review articles addressing theoretical derivations, field investigations, laboratory tests, and numerical and physical modeling. Potential topics include, but are not limited to the following: (1) Design, construction, operation, and maintenance technology for slope engineering. (2) Advanced methods for monitoring disaster processes in slope engineering. (3) Progress of analysis and simulation techniques for landslide disasters. (4) Macroscopic and microscopic damage behaviour of the slope-tunnel system. (5) Dynamic response and failure mechanism of slope under multi-field coupling.
Editors
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Danqing Song
Professor Danqing Song, Ph.D., South China University of Technology, China. His main research interests are rock mechanics and engineering, intelligent construction of underground space, tunnel engineering, and slope engineering.
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Zhuo Chen
Associate Professor Zhuo Chen, Ph.D., Sichuan Agricultural University, China. His main research is focused on the following key geohazards: landslides, rock avalanches, debris flows, and debris floods.
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**nwei Tang
Associate Professor **nwei Tang, Ph.D., South China University of Technology, China. Her main research interests are the concrete materials and failure mechanisms of structures, safety and stability analysis of underground structures, intelligent production and multi-scale analysis of high-performance concrete materials, and health diagnosis of buildings.
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Huafeng Deng
Professor Huafeng Deng, Ph.D., China Three Gorges University, China. His main research interests are rock mechanics and engineering, tunnel engineering, and slope engineering.
