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“…If the soil is unsaturated, the pore air pressure u a will also influence the volume of the soil. Most researchers have assumed that pore air pressure is atmospheric and remains unchanged during an analysis (e.g., ). In this study, the same assumption was adopted.…”
Section: Volume Change Theory For Expansive Soilsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If the soil is unsaturated, the pore air pressure u a will also influence the volume of the soil. Most researchers have assumed that pore air pressure is atmospheric and remains unchanged during an analysis (e.g., ). In this study, the same assumption was adopted.…”
Section: Volume Change Theory For Expansive Soilsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For unsaturated soils, many researchers have used the slopes of the void ratio versus matric suction curve and of the soil water characteristic curve to calculate m2s and m2w in Eqs and . This corresponds to assuming that the surfaces for the void ratio and the water content are surfaces AMNE and AMNE′ as shown in Figure (a) and (b).…”
Section: Volume Change Theory For Expansive Soilsmentioning
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“…Seasonal fluctuations in ground height can also bias the interpretation of repeat leveling data if not properly separated from the secular VLM. These seasonal motions can result from the swelling and contraction of expansive soils in response to precipitation (e.g., Demoulin, ; Masia et al, ; Vittuari et al, ), the cycle of aquifer drawdown and recharge (e.g., Bawden et al, ; Bell et al, ; King et al, ), elastic deformation of the ground surface due to changes in mass loading (e.g., Lambert, ; Tazima et al, ; van Dam et al, ), and additional factors of a thermal or hydrodynamic origin (e.g., Dong et al, ; He et al, ; van Dam & Wahr, ). Artifacts may also be introduced into a time series of repeat leveling by changes in surveying instrumentation or field practices, or by any ground motion that occurs between the observations constituting a discrete measurement epoch.…”
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