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Foundations of Engineering MechanicsThis chapter addresses the role of engineering geology in the assessment of slope stability and stabilization. First, phenomena and mechanisms of mass movements are introduced. Specifically, the mechanisms of sliding, toppling, buckling, shearing, falling, flowing and creeping are discussed.

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R. D. Jackson,E. J. PrendergastThis appendix contains the solutions to the exercises.

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Looking BackThis chapter gives a brief outline of the development of engineering geology. It emerged at the intersection of classical geology and civil engineering. It arose from the need to prevent planning errors, disasters and catastrophes. The most important events and pioneers are presented.

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Follow-Up InvestigationsAfter completion of the project, follow-up investigations are carried out. For example, the settlement of a foundation on problematic ground is monitored and compared with the forecast. The movement of a landslide-prone slope that has been stabilized is observed by regularly surveying triangulation points.