Slope failure prevention works in Japan.

Contributor(s):

National Council on Landslide/Slope Failure Works (Japan)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Tokyo, Japan : The Council, [1994?]Description: 15 p. : col. illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

363.349570952 21

Subject: In Japan, mountainous areas account for about three quarters of the total area. Faults and shear zones stretch in all directions, and soils conducive to slope failure are widespread. This booklet outlines various programs to improve dangerous slopes, and protect lives and property

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In Japan, mountainous areas account for about three quarters of the total area. Faults and shear zones stretch in all directions, and soils conducive to slope failure are widespread. This booklet outlines various programs to improve dangerous slopes, and protect lives and property

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