To Evaluate Flows of Seepage Locations in a Borehole Using Microtemperature Change Detection (MTCD)

Summary The findings of this study were employed as a basis for the design of groundwater drainage infrastructure, thereby effectively mitigating the escalation in groundwater pressure during typhoons and rainstorms, and further enhancing the stability of slopes that had been repeatedly subjected to landslides.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3997/2214-4609.202535053
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Drilling and Well Engineering
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To Evaluate Flows of Seepage Locations in a Borehole Using Microtemperature Change Detection (MTCD)

Chihping Kuo
Drilling and Well Engineering
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To Evaluate Flows of Seepage Locations in a Borehole Using Microtemperature Change Detection (MTCD)

Chihping Kuo
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Summary The findings of this study were employed as a basis for the design of groundwater drainage infrastructure, thereby effectively mitigating the escalation in groundwater pressure during typhoons and rainstorms, and further enhancing the stability of slopes that had been repeatedly subjected to landslides.

National Yunlin University of Science and Technology (TW)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Drilling and Well Engineering
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