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Damage to Masonry Buildings Interacting with Slow-Moving Landslides: A Numerical Analysis

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This paper presents the results of a numerical analysis aimed at investigating the response – in terms of damage occurrence and development – of a masonry building undergoing settlements induced by a slow-moving landslide. The analysis is performed by applying the Equivalent Frame Method to a model representative of a low-rise building with shallow foundations located in the historic centre of Lungro town (Calabria region, southern Italy). As a main novelty, data collected by way of both conventional (i.e. inclinometers) and innovative (i.e. DInSAR) monitoring techniques are used to derive the three-dimensional settlement trough to be imposed to the building model’s foundation in the numerical analyses. The obtained outcomes are compared with information gathered from multi-temporal damage surveys to the modeled building. Based on previous studies aimed at typifying the slow-moving landslides, the results obtained could concur to the generation of certain building-foundation-landslide typified models helpful for damage forecasting at the municipal scale.

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Acknowledgements

The study presented in the paper is part of the Project DTA.AD003.077 “Tipizzazione di eventi di dissesto idrogeologico” of the CNR Department “Scienze del sistema Terra e Tecnologie per l’Ambiente”, and was partially funded by the PRIN 2015 Project on “Innovative monitoring and design strategies for sustainable landslide risk mitigation” (ministerial code: 201572YTLA_007). The COSMO-SkyMed® image dataset was provided by Italian Space Agency (ASI) (prot. 0000155, January 12, 2015). Gianfranco Fornaro and Diego Reale from IREA-CNR are gratefully acknowledged for processing COSMO-SkyMed images.

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Nicodemo, G., Ferlisi, S., Peduto, D., Aceto, L., Gullà, G. (2020). Damage to Masonry Buildings Interacting with Slow-Moving Landslides: A Numerical Analysis. In: Calvetti, F., Cotecchia, F., Galli, A., Jommi, C. (eds) Geotechnical Research for Land Protection and Development. CNRIG 2019. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering , vol 40. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21359-6_6

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