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Sampling bias of discontinuity orientation caused by linear sampling technique

Park et al., 2002

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1334630387137044751
Author
Park H
West T
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Engineering Geology

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Orientation data of discontinuities are of paramount importance for rock slope stability studies because they control the possibility of unstable conditions or excessive deformation. Most orientation data are collected using linear sampling techniques, such as borehole …
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