Modelling Potential Rates of Natural Subsidence using Geological and PSI Ground Motion Data: An Experiment in Europe and Great Britain
Lee D Jones,
Luke Bateson,
Andrew Hulbert
et al.
Abstract:Sixteen of the world’s largest cities, with populations of over 10
Million, are located within 100 km of the coast (as are sixteen European
cities, with populations of over 1 Million). The need to understand the
contribution that the lowering of the ground surface, through natural
geological phenomena, can make to estimates of relative sea level change
is especially relevant to these lowland areas, which are usually the
most geologically susceptible to subsidence. In this work, the
methodology developed within… Show more
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