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Geohazard Assessment and Management - Assessment Principles and Techniques

Moness Rizkalla, Rodney S. Read, Gregg O’Neil

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This chapter is the third of four on the topic of geohazard assessment and management, focusing on assessment principles and techniques. The evolution of a geohazard assessment methodology and its relation to pipeline risk assessment is described, along with a process to estimate individual and combined geohazard susceptibility and select mitigation options. Pipe-soil interactions, operational considerations and overarching design topics related to geohazard assessment and management are also discussed.

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This chapter is the third of four on the topic of geohazard assessment and management, focusing on assessment principles and techniques. The evolution of a geohazard assessment methodology and its relation to pipeline risk assessment is described, along with a process to estimate individual and combined geohazard susceptibility and select mitigation options. Pipe-soil interactions, operational considerations and overarching design topics related to geohazard assessment and management are also discussed.

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This chapter is the third of four on the topic of geohazard assessment and management, focusing on assessment principles and techniques. The evolution of a geohazard assessment methodology and its relation to pipeline risk assessment is described, along with a process to estimate individual and combined geohazard susceptibility and select mitigation options. Pipe-soil interactions, operational considerations and overarching design topics related to geohazard assessment and management are also discussed.

Key concepts: Geohazard, Relation (database), Environmental resource management, Forensic engineering, Geology, Engineering, Environmental science, Computer science

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