The 16th Japan Earthquake Engineering Symposium

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Organized session » OS3 How should we deal with the frequent damage to embankments during earthquakes?

Organized Sessions

How should we deal with the frequent damage to embankments during earthquakes? (1)

Thu. Nov 23, 2023 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM G415 (PACIFICO Yokohama North, 4F)

Chairperson: Mitsu Okamura (Ehime University)

In recent years, earthquake damage to road embankments, railway embankments, residential land developments, river embankments, agricultural reservoir embankments, and tailings dams has been frequent. Reasons include the lack of seismic design until recently and the weakening of fill materials, retaining walls, and drainage pipes after construction due to aging. In response, seismic design and inspections have recently been undertaken and countermeasures have been implemented. This session aims to discuss a wide range of topics, from clarification of the seismic behavior of embankments to investigation, design, inspection, and countermeasure methods.

Organized Sessions

How should we deal with the frequent damage to embankments during earthquakes? (2)

Thu. Nov 23, 2023 10:55 AM - 12:25 PM G415 (PACIFICO Yokohama North, 4F)

Chairperson: Yousuke Ohya (National Institute of Maritime, Port and Aviation Technology)

In recent years, earthquake damage to road embankments, railway embankments, residential land developments, river embankments, agricultural reservoir embankments, and tailings dams has been frequent. Reasons include the lack of seismic design until recently and the weakening of fill materials, retaining walls, and drainage pipes after construction due to aging. In response, seismic design and inspections have recently been undertaken and countermeasures have been implemented. This session aims to discuss a wide range of topics, from clarification of the seismic behavior of embankments to investigation, design, inspection, and countermeasure methods.

Organized Sessions

How should we deal with the frequent damage to embankments during earthquakes? (3)

Thu. Nov 23, 2023 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM G415 (PACIFICO Yokohama North, 4F)

Chairperson: Takao Hashimoto (Kokushikan University)

In recent years, earthquake damage to road embankments, railway embankments, residential land developments, river embankments, agricultural reservoir embankments, and tailings dams has been frequent. Reasons include the lack of seismic design until recently and the weakening of fill materials, retaining walls, and drainage pipes after construction due to aging. In response, seismic design and inspections have recently been undertaken and countermeasures have been implemented. This session aims to discuss a wide range of topics, from clarification of the seismic behavior of embankments to investigation, design, inspection, and countermeasure methods. An invited lecture will be given on the Embankment Regulation Law, which was promulgated in the wake of the mudslide damage in Atami, Japan.

Organized Sessions

How should we deal with the frequent damage to embankments during earthquakes? (4)

Thu. Nov 23, 2023 3:40 PM - 5:10 PM G415 (PACIFICO Yokohama North, 4F)

Chairperson: Hirokazu Kadota (Pacific Consultants Co.,Ltd.)

In recent years, earthquake damage to road embankments, railway embankments, residential land developments, river embankments, agricultural reservoir embankments, and tailings dams has been frequent. Reasons include the lack of seismic design until recently and the weakening of fill materials, retaining walls, and drainage pipes after construction due to aging. In response, seismic design and inspections have recently been undertaken and countermeasures have been implemented. This session aims to discuss a wide range of topics, from clarification of the seismic behavior of embankments to investigation, design, inspection, and countermeasure methods.

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