Advances in Slope and Rock Engineering
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Earth Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2024) | Viewed by 4685
Special Issue Editors
Interests: basic theory and application of rock mechanics; numerical simulation method and application of geotechnical engineering; evaluation and prevention of geological hazards
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Interests: high temperature rock mechanics; rock mechanics in underground space development; numerical simulation methods for geotechnical engineering
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are inviting submissions to the Special Issue on Advances in Slope and Rock Engineering.
The stability of slopes and related rock engineering has always been one of the core issues of concern for social development and engineering construction. With the rapid development of society, slope engineering construction has encountered an increasing number of complex rock mechanics problems. For example, the stability of slope under high ground stress in plateau areas, under dry/wet cycle in reservoir areas, or under the open-pit mining of resources pose new challenges to the theory and research methods of rock mechanics, which has attracted extensive attention from scholars.
In this Special Issue, we invite contributors to explore cutting-edge research and the latest achievements in the field of slope and related rock engineering. The results achieved through on-site investigations, theoretical analysis, indoor and outdoor experiments, numerical simulations, and other means are all welcome. Review articles on relevant research will be given priority consideration.
Prof. Dr. Nengxiong Xu
Guest Editor
Dr. Yan Qin
Assistant Guest Editor
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Keywords
- slope
- rock engineering
- rock mechanics
- stability
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