The Influence of Geotextiles Stabilizing the Soil on Vegetation of Post-Excavation Slopes and Drainage Ditches

Kobiela-Mendrek, Katarzyna; Salachna, Anna; Chmura, Damian; Klama, Henryk; Broda, Jan

doi:10.12911/22998993/93864

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“…There are the engineering, geodesic, geological, hydrological, morphological surveys [6,7,8], weather conditions across year have to be provided as continuous monitoring process. It is vital for assessment of all aspects of hazardous geological processes.…”

Section: Active Prevention Measures Against Landslidesmentioning

confidence: 99%

On Mitigation of Damages on Landslide Prone Regions of Uzbekistan

Abirov,

Miralimov

2023

Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering

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Inability to guarantee the reliable protection to society lead to risk based approach in provision of protection of infrastructure and human beings. According to the Kyoto Protocol of the UN, one of the priorities for mitigating geological hazards is risk’s management, which includes the development of a set of measures that minimizes the possible damage resulting from the emergence of natural disasters. Successful and competent implementation of the whole range of measures to protect against landslide hazard is an important technical, economic and social aspect of the construction and operation of infrastructure facilities. There are informations about ongoing measures to protect the population, territory and infrastructure due hazards associated with landslides and their consequences is provided in this paper. The whole complex of measures aimed to the solution the engineering tasks of anti-landslide protection are turned into the recognition and assessment of threats, stabilization and retention of the landslide massif.

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Section: Active Prevention Measures Against Landslidesmentioning

confidence: 99%

On Mitigation of Damages on Landslide Prone Regions of Uzbekistan

Abirov,

Miralimov

2023

Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering

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Effect of geotextiles with different masses per unit area on water loss and cracking under bottom water loss soil conditions

Yang,

Chen,

Zhao

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Geotextiles and Geomembranes

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Multifunctional Geotextiles Produced from Reclaimed Fibres and Their Role in Ecological Engineering

Chmura¹,

Salachna²,

Broda³

et al. 2022

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Earthworks in the vicinity of roads, open mines, subsidence tanks and other man-made objects can lead to the creation of slopes that undergo erosion. One of the methods that can prevent their degradation and reclaim them is the use of geotextiles. An environmentally friendly option is using geotextiles that are produced from reclaimed fibres. The purpose of this study was to examine the role of the mechanical and chemical properties of geotextiles, namely, ropes and fibres (containing wool and polypropylene), not only on the rate of the greening of slopes but also on the species composition of vegetation. We studied the floristic composition, species diversity, species growth and soil properties of four sites of reclaimed slopes on which 46 study plots (5 m × 5 m) were laid out. We found that some species were more confined to a higher content of wool and that other species were more confined to the content of polypropylene. Both materials caused a decrease in the Shannon–Wiener diversity but an increase in evenness under the impact of ropes when compared to the control. They both also contributed to a higher mean height of the plants when compared to the control. The rate of the plant colonisation process was markedly improved by the reclaimed geotextiles. A longer and more detailed study is required to examine the effect of geotextile ropes on habitat creation.

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The Influence of Geotextiles Stabilizing the Soil on Vegetation of Post-Excavation Slopes and Drainage Ditches

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

On Mitigation of Damages on Landslide Prone Regions of Uzbekistan

On Mitigation of Damages on Landslide Prone Regions of Uzbekistan

Effect of geotextiles with different masses per unit area on water loss and cracking under bottom water loss soil conditions

Multifunctional Geotextiles Produced from Reclaimed Fibres and Their Role in Ecological Engineering

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