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Subject: Uncertainty Supervisors: Renato Macciotta (Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept)

  • Uncertainty in Probabilistic Open Pit Slope Stability Analyses: Implications for Reliability-Based Designs

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    Spring 2024

    Valdivia Paucar, Myzael J.

    parameter of a material as a random variable with a specific probability distribution. The outcomes of such analyses are evaluated through design acceptance criteria (DAC) that incorporate uncertainty in terms of design reliability – also known as Reliability-Based Design Acceptance Criteria (RBDAC

    on a modified open pit slope, inspired by the geotechnical, geological, and hydrological characteristics of an implemented pit slope located in British Columbia, Canada. The outcomes of this research yield significant insights for forthcoming probabilistic open pit slope stability analyses. The

    to higher coefficients of variation and thus an elevated probability of failure. These results can be the defining factor between designs deemed acceptable or not, as per the RBDAC criteria. Based on these outcomes, it is suggested that practitioners consider, depending on the necessity of the design

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