Citation
Omar, Husaini
(2002)
Development of Risk Assessment and Expert Systems for Cut Slopes.
Doctoral thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Abstract
Slope Assessment System (SAS) was developed to evaluate the risk of the cut
slopes that will be used for slope monitoring, management and maintenance. The
system was developed through consultations with field experts and field studies. The
purposes of the consultations were to identify risk parameters. The risk rating was
determined through field studies and then assigned to every parameters. Based on the
field results, the risk hazard value (G-Rating) was proposed. The discontinuity data were
analysed using stereographical method for Potential Instability (PI) Statement. By
combining the PI Statement and G-Rating, the Slope Evaluation Statement (SES) was
developed. The SES was divided into four categories: No Risk, Low Risk, Medium Risk
and High Risk. To complete the evaluation process for SAS, suggestions were made for
each category. The SAS was then transferred into a computer system which is the DSlope.
The D-Slope is an expert system (ES) application to evaluate the cut slope
conditions. The field data was stored in a database which can be updated and referred to
through the ES. The possible roles for D-Slope are as an assessor and a peer system for
cut slopes assessment.
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