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Assessment of soil liquefaction potential using genetic programming using a probability-based approach

2024-01-18

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Soil liquefaction is a substantial seismic hazard that endangers both human life and infrastructure. This research specifically examines the occurrence of soil liquefaction events in past earthquakes, with a special emphasis on the 1964 Niigata, Japan and 1964 Alaska, USA earthquakes. These occurrences were important achievements in the comprehension of harm caused by liquefaction. Geotechnical engineers often use...

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4cbc417e-8509-56f9-962c-9e1954930e26
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3866718/v1
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