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Modern Geomatics Technologies and Applications




                Monitoring of Masjed-Soleyman Earthfill Dam by Comparison of
                         Geodetic, Geotechnical and Analytical Methods

                                          L. Emadadli 1*
                      1 Behbahan Khatam Alanbia University of Technology, Engineering Faculty
                                          emadali@bkatu.ac.ir


            Abstract:
            Certainly one of the main engineering structures are dams. Therefore, it is vital to

            monitor  the  deformation  of  these  structures  with  high  precision  methods  and
            instruments. In this paper, deformation of Masjed-Soleyman earthfill dam has been
            evaluated  by  three  methods:  (1)  conventional  terrestrial  surveying  method,  (2)

            instrumentation  with  high  precision  geotechnical  devices  such  as  extensometers,
            strain  meters,  settlement  gauges,  etc.,  (3)  analytical  (numerical)  methods,  for

            instance  finite  element  method.  Given  that  the  procedure  of  deformation  and
            especially subsidence is abnormal in this dam, deformation analysis has been created
            using  18  epochs  of  micro-geodesy  observations  and  recorded  data  of

            instrumentations installed inside the embankment of dam. Outcome of two methods
            show good accordance with each other and help us to calibrate the FE model as a

            boundary  condition.  Also,  finite  element  analysis  was  done  with  GeoStudio
            Software, Version 7.0 to predict the movement of dam in future and to save lots of
            living of people which have settled across and downstream of the dam.


            Key  Words:  Monitoring  Earthfill  Dam,  Terrestrial  Surveying  Methods,
            Instrumentation Method, Finite Element Method





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