RP0056 – Numerical analysis of rainfall-induced landslides. The case of Camaldoli hill, Naples: test case nr.1 – October, 2004; test case nr.2 – September, 2005

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RP0056 – Numerical analysis of rainfall-induced landslides. The case of Camaldoli hill, Naples: test case nr.1 – October, 2004; test case nr.2 – September, 2005
1/2009
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This report shows the results of some numerical analyses aimed to simulate two rainfall-induced landslides events, recorded on October 13th, 2004 and on September 17th, 2005, which involved the pyroclastic deposits of the south-eastern side of a hill, known as Camaldoli hill, set inside the western sector the urban district of Naples.
The analyses of the transient infiltration due to the rainfall have been performed by means of a commercial finite element code, devoted to 2D analyses of soil water flow in saturated and unsaturated condition.

NEW NUMBERING (new series “Research papers”): RP0056
OLD NUMBERING (previous series “Technical reports”): TR36

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Authors

  • L Picarelli
  • Filippo Vinale
  • Keywords: numerical simulation, rainfall-induced landslide, slope stability analysis

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