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Competitive Advantage in Formwork Construction Thesis Advisor : Ching-Yuan Lin Graduate Student : Tsung-Ming Yang ABSTRACT The objective of this study is to obtain the landslide area ratios of various watershed areas in the Taipei Water Resources District. These landslide area ratios, estimated based on the Yama Guchi I Sa Ou's landslide prediction formula, are then used to identify potential landslide-prone regions inside the conservation. Furthermore, the planning and the preventive measures for the water and soil conservation are discussed. The topographical, the geographical and the climatic data of the designated water conservation of Taipei are first collected and substituted into the Yama Guchi I Sa Ou 's landslide prediction formula for the estimation of the landslide area ratios. Potential landslide-prone regions are then identified based on the rainfall data and the results provided by American geologists Cannon and Ellen and Cei Boku Yu Ku. . Based on the current study, the following conclusions can be made: (1) The H02 Huang-Ku creek water collection area has the highest DL% value, and the second highest is the Ne-Dong creek water collection area. (2) The region nearby the Fu-Shang rainfall station has the highest possibility of landslide occurrence. (3) Global estimation indicates that the water collection areas relating to both the main stream and the side streams of the Nan-Shi creek has the highest landslide area ratio. This is consistent with the in-situ observation. (4) Based on the prediction, the in-situ condition, the rainfall probability and the damage index, it is concluded that the region enclosed by the Hsin-Dien creek, the Nan-Shi creek, the Tung-Hau creek (side stream of the Nan-Shi creek) and the region covered by the main stream and the side streams of the Nan-Shi creek are the primary anti-landslide area. Keyword:the Taipei Water Resources District、landslide
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