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Authors: | Pesci, Arianna* Teza, Giordano* Loddo, Fabiana* Rollins, Kyle M* Andersen, Paul* Minarelli, Luca* Amoroso, Sara* |
Title: | Remote sensing of induced liquefaction: TLS and SfM for a full scale blast test | Journal: | Journal of Surveying Engineering-ASCE | Series/Report no.: | 1/148 (2022) | Publisher: | ASCE | Issue Date: | 2022 | DOI: | 10.1061/(ASCE)SU.1943-5428.0000379 | Abstract: | Terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and drone-based structure-from-motion (SfM) photogrammetry allowed the study of soil de formations due to blast-induced liquefaction during an experiment carried out on 4 June 2018. The research aimed at both evaluating the measurement quality and estimating the rammed aggregate piers (RAPs) effectiveness in mitigating the effects of soil liquefaction. These effects mainly consist of subsidence and deposits of ejected and extruded materials. The comparison between multitemporal 3D models provided surface variation maps and volume changes. In addition, classical topographical leveling allowed the measurement of subsurface vertical displacement along a specific cross section. The results pointed out a significant reduction, higher than 50% of soil deformation in areas improved by RAPs installation; moreover, the corresponding volume variations were no more than about 37% of those occurred in the not improved area. Finally, a critical comparison between remote sensing and leveling suggested that surface variation maps could under-estimate the area lowering up to 15% in this kind of terrain. |
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