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Modelling Analysis of Probability of Shallow Layer Landslide by Combining Precipitation-Runoff-Infiltration Hydrologic Processes

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Project title
Modelling Analysis of Probability of Shallow Layer Landslide by Combining Precipitation-Runoff-Infiltration Hydrologic Processes
Code/計畫編號
MOST104-2625-M002-011
Translated Name/計畫中文名
社區自主坡地防災系統研發-子計畫:結合降雨-逕流-入滲序率水文歷程之淺層崩塌機率評估模式(I)
 
Project Coordinator/計畫主持人
Yu-Jia Chiu
Funding Organization/主管機關
National Science and Technology Council
 
Co-Investigator(s)/共同執行人
李鴻源
卿建業
 
Department/Unit
Hydrotech Research Institute, National Taiwan University
Website
https://www.grb.gov.tw/search/planDetail?id=11475338
Year
2015
 
Start date/計畫起
01-08-2015
Expected Completion/計畫迄
31-07-2016
 
Bugetid/研究經費
722千元
 
ResearchField/研究領域
防災工程
土木水利工程
 

Description

Abstract
近年來,臺灣地區受氣候變遷影響產生的坡地災害勝於往常,如2009年 莫拉克風災,人口密集處受災的社會成本與人民生命財產損失龐大。配 合國科會「國家科學技術發展計晝(102〜105年)(草案)」,爰加強坡地 社區災害評估模型之建立及調適策略之研發。 本研究以坡面尺度為例,建立極端降雨引致坡地災害之廣域評估模式, 評估坡地因極端降雨誘發山崩及土石流災情之區域,研擬坡地社區安全 管理策略與工程減災方案。然目前坡地災害(係指崩塌與土石流)相關研 究,分析與模擬方法大多僅針對單一災害,鮮少有結合崩塌與土石流模 式,且多數模式僅適用於單一溪流或場址,少有整合模式能應用於集水 區尺度。有鑑於此,本研究將應用現行崩塌、土石流模式理論,整合邊 坡穩定計算及土石流動態模擬等技術,研擬整合坡地災害潛勢評估方法。In Taiwan, slopeland disasters have increased in recent years because of climate change. The effect was especially apparent during Typhoon Morakot of 2009. The impact would be great if heavily populated areas were hit and loss of life and property damage resulted. This project aims to develop a hazard assessment model and adaptation strategy for hillside communities under the guidelines of “The National Science and Technology Development Plan (2013-2016)” of the National Science Council. This project would establish (1) an assessment model for slopeland related hazards under an extreme rainfall scenario; (2) identification of areas with landslide or debris flows which could be triggered by extreme rainfall; (3) a proposals for the management strategy and mitigation options for hillside communities on a slope scale. Current research related to landslide and debris flow mostly focuses on a single hazard type, and the scale of analysis is limited to small catchments or a single site rather than being done on a larger scale. Hence this project would integrate present models of landslide and debris flow, together with slope stability analysis and debris flow simulation techniques to conduct a hazard assessment of hillside communities.
 
 
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