Kriging in Slope Reliability Analysis
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The book gives an extensive and detailed presentation of principles and applications, introducing geostatistics and the basic theory of Kriging before addressing the challenges in the application of Kriging in slope reliability analysis. The latest advancements in Kriging application methods are introduced, which enhance computational accuracy and reduce model errors. These include optimization algorithms for spatial parameters in Kriging, adaptive modeling of spatial correlation structures, efficient sampling methods based on Monte Carlo simulation, quantitative analysis of slope failure risks, and reliability analysis methods for unreinforced and reinforced slopes based on conditional random fields. Several case studies are presented to illustrate the practical application and implementation procedures, bridging theory, and practical engineering.
Kriging in Slope Reliability Analysis particularly suits consulting engineers, researchers, and postgraduate students.
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Lei-Lei Liu is an associate professor in the Department of Geological Engineering at Central South University, China. He is the co-author of Analysis, Design, and Construction of Foundations, also published by CRC Press.
Jing-Ze Li is a research associate at Central South University, China. His PhD research was undertaken jointly with Central South University, China and UniversitΓ© Grenoble Alpes, France.
Lei Huang is an associate professor at Sanming University, China. He received his PhD in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
