Composition analysis and distributed assumption GIS model of normal stress on the slope sliding surface

Abstract

For the limit equilibrium method based on the assumption model of sliding surface normal stress, the more reasonable the assumed sliding surface normal stress model is, the higher the accuracy of the calculation results will be, which is of great significance to improve the theoretical calculation accuracy. Combined with the powerful spatial data analysis ability of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), the expression of the normal stress distribution function of the slip surface is deduced by establishing a GIS-based three-dimensional slope stability analysis model and limit equilibrium equations. By analyzing the composition of the normal stress distribution on the sliding surface, the composition of the normal stress on the sliding surface is obtained, and then the assumed model of the normal stress distribution on the sliding surface is constructed. Finally, the assumed GIS model of the sliding surface normal stress distribution is verified by calculating the proportion. The model overcomes the problem that the stability factor of the slope will cause large errors in the three-dimensional state, and provides a theoretical calculation basis for the establishment of a three-dimensional slope limit equilibrium method based on the assumption of normal stress on the slip surface in GIS.