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Analysis of changes in groundwater and soil conditions in
a highly urbanized area due to deep building foundations

Publication date: 13.04.2016

Technical Transactions, 2015, Enviromental Engineering Issue 2-Ś (24) 2015, pp. 3 - 20

https://doi.org/10.4467/2353737XCT.15.222.4608

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Honorata Adamowicz
Department Hydro-Engineering and Hydraulics, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology
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Paweł Popielski
Department Hydro-Engineering and Hydraulics, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology
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Analysis of changes in groundwater and soil conditions in
a highly urbanized area due to deep building foundations

Abstract

The article describes an urban environment and the anthropogenic factors that influence groundwater and soil conditions. Deep building foundations impact on changes in both groundwater flow and soil consistency, which may occur due to filtration phenomena. Suffusion and internal erosion were described, determining the criteria applied for assessment of soil susceptibility to these phenomena. The results of numerical modelling executed with Visual Modflow software are presented. It is stated that the creation of deep building foundations in an extensively urban area may influence the groundwater and soil conditions.

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Information: Technical Transactions, 2015, Enviromental Engineering Issue 2-Ś (24) 2015, pp. 3 - 20

Article type: Original article

Titles:

Polish:

Analysis of changes in groundwater and soil conditions in
a highly urbanized area due to deep building foundations

English:

Analysis of changes in groundwater and soil conditions in
a highly urbanized area due to deep building foundations

Authors

Department Hydro-Engineering and Hydraulics, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology

Department Hydro-Engineering and Hydraulics, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology

Published at: 13.04.2016

Article status: Open

Licence: None

Percentage share of authors:

Honorata Adamowicz (Author) - 50%
Paweł Popielski (Author) - 50%

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