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Geohazard Assessment and Management - Monitoring and Mitigation

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

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This chapter is the fourth of four on the topic of geohazard assessment and management, focusing on geohazard management and decision-making, as well as options available for monitoring and mitigating the major geohazard groups. This chapter draws heavily on the previous three chapters on the larger topic: Chapter 12 Overview; Chapter 13 Geohazard, Weather and Outside Force Mechanisms; and Chapter 14 Assessment Principles and Techniques.

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This chapter is the fourth of four on the topic of geohazard assessment and management, focusing on geohazard management and decision-making, as well as options available for monitoring and mitigating the major geohazard groups. This chapter draws heavily on the previous three chapters on the larger topic: Chapter 12 Overview; Chapter 13 Geohazard, Weather and Outside Force Mechanisms; and Chapter 14 Assessment Principles and Techniques.

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This chapter is the fourth of four on the topic of geohazard assessment and management, focusing on geohazard management and decision-making, as well as options available for monitoring and mitigating the major geohazard groups. This chapter draws heavily on the previous three chapters on the larger topic: Chapter 12 Overview; Chapter 13 Geohazard, Weather and Outside Force Mechanisms; and Chapter 14 Assessment Principles and Techniques.

Key concepts: Geohazard, Geography, Environmental planning, Geology, Geotechnical engineering, Landslide

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