Three-dimensional models for analysing deformations of slopes
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Using the theories of continuum mechanics, the author suggests the methods for deformation analysis that, at any time instant, allow to calculate shift, velocity and accelerations in any point of a slope. They are based on geodetic measurements at discrete points. Deformation measures such as expansion, shearing strain and rotation in an infinitesimal vicinity of these points can be estimated.
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