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The role of intact rock fracture in rockfall initiation
Supplementary file for node/17771 (Appendix F - FEM models Geometry B)

Supplementary file for node/17771 (Appendix F - FEM models Geometry B)

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The role of intact rock fracture in rockfall initiation

Author: Sampaleanu, Christian Ioan Albert

2017-10-11

High, near-vertical rock faces were investigated to determine the role of intact rock fracturing in rockfall initiation. Terrestrial LiDAR and…

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