Road collapse is a frequent and damaging disaster in cities. The complexity and uncertainty
inherent in urban environments pose significant challenges to mitigating road collapses …

Karst depressions are common negative topographic landforms formed by the intense
dissolution of soluble rocks and are widely developed in Guizhou province. In this work, an …

Assessing passive earth pressure is fundamental in geotechnical engineering practice.
Mineral dissolution in the soil can reduce the soil strength, causing an overestimation of …

Growing plants in karst areas tends to be difficult due to the easy loss of water and soil. To
enhance soil agglomeration, water retention, and soil fertility, this study developed a …

Seepage deformation in sand results from complex water-soil interactions, which are the
primary reasons of sand surface collapse, as well as instability and deformation in dam …

The long-term erosion of rock by solution can induce a series of karst problems. Therefore,
this study focused on limestone and conducted dynamic dissolution experiments under …

Sinkholes are a common geohazard in karst areas where soluble carbonate bedrock is
present. Active groundwater flow causes internal soil erosion that creates cavities in the …

Hydrological data‐driven models require the time series of several hydrological events with
different time resolutions. The interpretation of any time series event is generally difficult …

Soil piping erosion is an underground soil erosion process that is significantly
underestimated or overlooked. It can lead to intense soil erosion and trigger surface …

The degree of dissolution in building foundations has been proven to be an exponentially
decaying function of depth, which can be characterized by the dissolution rate depth …