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The 2011 East Japan Great Earthquake caused soil liquefaction over a wide area. In particular, severe soil liquefaction was reported in the
northern parts of the reclaimed lands around Tokyo Bay, even though the seismic intensity in this area was only about 5 on the Japan scale
with low acceleration. The authors surveyed the residual settlement in the Urayasu district and then conducted effective stress analyses of areas
affected and not affected by liquefaction. The analyses compared with th
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清水建設研究報告|Studies on Soil Liquefaction and Settlement in the Urayasu District Using Effective Stress Analyses for the 2011 East Japan Great Earthquake
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The 2011 East Japan Great Earthquake caused soil liquefaction over a wide area. In particular, severe soil liquefaction was reported in the
northern parts of the reclaimed lands around Tokyo Bay, even though the seismic intensity in this area was only about 5 on the Japan scale
with low acceleration. The authors surveyed the residual settlement in the Urayasu district and then conducted effective stress analyses of areas
affected and not affected by liquefaction. The analyses compared with th
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