A case study on the impact seismic assessment of geotechnical disaster for the selection of facility location in reclamation lands

Jae-Soon Choi; Woo-Hyun Baek; Jang-Tae Kim

doi:10.22702/jkai.2023.13.2.29

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A case study on the impact seismic assessment of geotechnical disaster for the selection of facility location in reclamation lands 매립부지의 시설위치 선정을 위한 지진시 지반재해 영향평가 사례연구

17 January 2024. pp. 348-357

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Abstract

Since 1980s, due to the rise in domestic real estate prices, it has become difficult to secure land for the construction of social overhead capital. Instead, the necessary land has been secured through reclamation of domestic coastal areas, and such attempts have continued in recent years. Meanwhile, due to the 1995 southern Hyogoken-Nambu earthquake that struck Kobe, most of Kobe Port, built on reclaimed land, lost its port logistics distribution function due to soil liquefaction. The Korean peninsula, previously considered a safe zone against earthquake, experienced soil liquefaction in 2017. In this study, a method for evaluating the impact of ground disasters during earthquakes was presented in selecting the locations of roads and major facilities when making construction plans on reclaimed lands, and the assessment for seismic geotechnical disaster was performed in actual reclaimed lands.

Keywords

Reclaimed lands

Soil liquefaction

Assessment for seismic geotechnical disaster

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Publisher :KOREAN ASPHALT INSTITUTE
Publisher(Ko) :한국아스팔트학회
Journal Title :Journal of the Korean Asphalt Institute
Journal Title(Ko) :한국아스팔트학회지
Volume : 13
No :2
Pages :348-357
Received Date : 2023-12-03
Revised Date : 2023-12-26
Accepted Date : 2023-12-26
DOI :https://doi.org/10.22702/jkai.2023.13.2.29

Journal of the Korean Asphalt InstituteISSN:2234-0785(Print) 2635-9553(Online)한국아스팔트학회

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