The 10-mile Slide has a volume of about 750,000 m3 and is sliding on a through-going shear surface at velocities up to 10 mm/day. Its importance is associated with the location of a highway and a railway line within its boundaries. Risks posed to the railway were managed through monitoring and running patrols in front of trains, and a pile retaining wall was installed immediately downslope from the tracks to prevent deformations caused by loosening of materials associated with the slope deformations and delay the retrogression of the landslide. Displacement measurements of the piles have monitored the response of the wall as the landslide retrogressed upslope from the railway track. This paper presents a brief description of the 10-mile Slide geologic context, its kinematics, mechanism, and evolution followed by a presentation of measured response of the retaining wall as the landside retrogressed.

The 10-mile slide and response of a retaining wall to Its continuous deformation / Macciotta R.; Carlà T.; Hendry M.; Evans T.; Edwards T.; Farina P.; Casagli N.. - STAMPA. - (2017), pp. 553-562. [10.1007/978-3-319-53487-9_65]

The 10-mile slide and response of a retaining wall to Its continuous deformation

Carlà, Tommaso;FARINA, PAOLO;CASAGLI, NICOLA
2017

Abstract

The 10-mile Slide has a volume of about 750,000 m3 and is sliding on a through-going shear surface at velocities up to 10 mm/day. Its importance is associated with the location of a highway and a railway line within its boundaries. Risks posed to the railway were managed through monitoring and running patrols in front of trains, and a pile retaining wall was installed immediately downslope from the tracks to prevent deformations caused by loosening of materials associated with the slope deformations and delay the retrogression of the landslide. Displacement measurements of the piles have monitored the response of the wall as the landslide retrogressed upslope from the railway track. This paper presents a brief description of the 10-mile Slide geologic context, its kinematics, mechanism, and evolution followed by a presentation of measured response of the retaining wall as the landside retrogressed.
2017
978-3-319-53486-2
978-3-319-53487-9
Advancing culture of living with landslides - Volume 3: Advances in landslide technology
553
562
Macciotta R.; Carlà T.; Hendry M.; Evans T.; Edwards T.; Farina P.; Casagli N.
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