Eco- and Ground Bio-Engineering: The Use of Vegetation to Improve Slope Stability : Proceedings of the First International Conference on Eco-Engineering 13-17 September 2004 /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo: SpringerLink (Online service)
Otros Autores: Stokes, A. (Editor ), Spanos, Ioannis. (Editor ), Norris, Joanne E. (Editor ), Cammeraat, Erik. (Editor )
Formato: eBook
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2007.
Edición:1st ed. 2007.
Colección:Developments in Plant and Soil Sciences ; 103
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  • Mechanisms and modelling of root reinforcement on slopes
  • The influence of cellulose content on tensile strength in tree roots
  • Novel biomechanical analysis of plant roots
  • Root reinforcement: analyses and experiments
  • Root strength and root area ratio of forest species in Lombardy (Northern Italy)
  • Biotechnical characteristics of root systems of typical Mediterranean species
  • Uprooting resistance of vetiver grass (Vetiveria zizanioides)
  • Root reinforcement by hawthorn and oak roots on a highway cut-slope in Southern England
  • Protection roles of forest and non-forest woody species on slopes in Iran
  • Reinforcement of tree roots in slope stability: A case study from the Ozawa slope in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
  • Observation and simulation of root reinforcement on abandoned Mediterranean slopes
  • Slope stabilisation by perennial ‘gramineae’ in Southern Italy: plant growth and temporal performance
  • Root system morphology and anchorage
  • Root system asymmetry of Mediterranean pines
  • Root morphology, stem growth and field performance of seedlings of two Mediterranean evergreen oak species raised in different container types
  • Stabilising characteristics of New Zealand indigenousriparian colonising plants
  • Mechanical resistance of different tree species to rockfall in the French Alps
  • Root morphology and strain distribution during tree failure on mountain slopes
  • A numerical investigation into the influence of soil type and root architecture on tree anchorage
  • Methodology applied to eco- and ground bio-engineering
  • SLIP4EX – A program for routine slope stability analysis to include the effects of vegetation, reinforcement and hydrological changes
  • Site investigation for the effects of vegetation on ground stability
  • Mechanics of root-pullout from soil: A novel image and stress analysis procedure
  • Dendrogeomorphological observations in a landslide on Tymfristos mountain in Central Greece
  • Monitoring ground bio-engineering stabilization of landslides in Lazio Region, Italy
  • The use of geostatistical techniques applied to soil conservation of low-density woodlands
  • A computer system using two membership functions and T-Norms for the calculation of mountainous watersheds torrential risk: The case of lakes Trixonida and Lisimaxia
  • Comparison between two low cost photogrammetric systems: The analytical instrument Adam ASP2000 and the digital photogrammetric station DVP
  • Applications at the slope level
  • Vegetative-based technologies for erosion control
  • Vegetation succession and its consequences for slope stability in SE Spain
  • Hedge brush layers and live crib walls—stand development and benefits
  • Vegetation dynamics on sediment deposits upstream of bioengineering works in mountainous marly gullies in a Mediterranean climate (Southern Alps, France)
  • Implementation and monitoring of soil bioengineering measures at a landslide in the Middle Mountains of Nepal
  • Beech coppice short-term hydrological balance for simulated rainfall
  • Beech coppice leaf cover and gross rainfall quali–quantitative transformation in simulated rainfall events of high intensity
  • Effect of repeated fire on plant community recovery in Penteli, central Greece
  • Effects of postfire logging on soil and vegetation recovery in a Pinus halepensis Mill. forest of Greece
  • The contribution of agrotechnical works following a fire to the protection of forest soils and the regeneration of natural forest
  • Decision support systems in eco-engineering: the case of the SDSS
  • A decision support system for the evaluation of eco-engineering strategies for slope protection
  • Eco- and ground bio-engineering case studies by practitioners
  • Land restoration for the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece: Case study Lycabettus slopes (cycle road)
  • Herbaceous plant cover establishment on highway road sides
  • Erosion control by application of hydroseeding methods along the Egnatia Motorway (Greece)
  • Restoration of slopes disturbed by a motorway company: Egnatia Odos, Greece
  • Instability effects of the landforms, in artificially modulated banks along the road Thermopylae–Nafpactos (Ftiotida, Greece)
  • Evaluation of revegetation techniques on mining spoil slopes
  • Revegetation on steep slopes and in subalpine areas using biennial cover plants: A review of Huter’s technique
  • Comparison of revegetation techniques on alpine slopes prone to avalanches and erosion.