Geotechnical Safety and Risk IV 2013
DOI: 10.1201/b16058-74
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Development of a probabilistic model for the prediction of building damage due to tunneling induced settlements

Abstract: The effect of uncertainty on the prediction of building damage due to tunnelling-induced settlement.L'effet de l'incertitude sur la prévision de dommages aux bâtiments causée par la subsidence induite par effet tunneling. ABSTRACT Prediction of the response of buildings to tunnelling-induced settlement for the extent of a tunnel route is a complex task due to the heterogeneous nature of ground conditions, variable tunnelling operations, and unknown building parameters. Consequently, there are generally uncerta… Show more

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“…The allowable settlement is then defined as the maximum measured settlement, for which the conditional probability of damage to a building wall is acceptably low. The approach was first introduced in Camós et al (2013), here it is extended to account for the fact that the settlement depends on the actual phase of construction, i.e. on the distance of the tunnel heading from the point of measurement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The allowable settlement is then defined as the maximum measured settlement, for which the conditional probability of damage to a building wall is acceptably low. The approach was first introduced in Camós et al (2013), here it is extended to account for the fact that the settlement depends on the actual phase of construction, i.e. on the distance of the tunnel heading from the point of measurement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%