Add to ORKGThis article presents the post-Hurricane Katrina conditions of the flood-protection system of levees and floodwalls that failed in the environs of the Mississippi River Delta and New Orleans, La. Damage conditions and suggested mechanisms of failure are presented from the geotechnical point of view
The Mississippi River deltaic region of southeastern Louisiana is made noteworthy by the challenges ...
This paper reports a reconnaissance level study of a storm surge barrier in the Mississippi River. H...
The two failures of the London Avenue Canal floodwalls contributed largely to the flooding of centra...
This article presents the post-Hurricane Katrina conditions of the flood-protection system of levees...
The failure of the New Orleans regional flood protection systems, and the resultant catastrophic flo...
The failure of the levee and floodwall section on the east bank of the 17th Street drainage canal wa...
Hurricane Katrina resulted in the single most catastrophic failure of a civil engineered system in t...
The failure of the New Orleans regional flood protection systems, and the resultant catastrophic flo...
This paper addresses damage caused by Hurricane Katrina to the main Orleans East Bank protected basi...
The two failures of the London Avenue Canal floodwalls contributed largely to the flooding of centra...
A careful program of subsurface sampling and cone penetration test soundings was employed to charact...
On the morning of August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans. A storm of Katrinas strengt...
Levee failures during Hurricane Katrina left 85% of New Orleans flooded, 1,500 dead, and about 400,0...
A peat levee at Wilnis in The Netherlands suddenly failed at the end of the relatively dry summer of...
Failure of flood defences during extreme events can lead to enormous damage and loss of life. This p...
The Mississippi River deltaic region of southeastern Louisiana is made noteworthy by the challenges ...
This paper reports a reconnaissance level study of a storm surge barrier in the Mississippi River. H...
The two failures of the London Avenue Canal floodwalls contributed largely to the flooding of centra...
This article presents the post-Hurricane Katrina conditions of the flood-protection system of levees...
The failure of the New Orleans regional flood protection systems, and the resultant catastrophic flo...
The failure of the levee and floodwall section on the east bank of the 17th Street drainage canal wa...
Hurricane Katrina resulted in the single most catastrophic failure of a civil engineered system in t...
The failure of the New Orleans regional flood protection systems, and the resultant catastrophic flo...
This paper addresses damage caused by Hurricane Katrina to the main Orleans East Bank protected basi...
The two failures of the London Avenue Canal floodwalls contributed largely to the flooding of centra...
A careful program of subsurface sampling and cone penetration test soundings was employed to charact...
On the morning of August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans. A storm of Katrinas strengt...
Levee failures during Hurricane Katrina left 85% of New Orleans flooded, 1,500 dead, and about 400,0...
A peat levee at Wilnis in The Netherlands suddenly failed at the end of the relatively dry summer of...
Failure of flood defences during extreme events can lead to enormous damage and loss of life. This p...
The Mississippi River deltaic region of southeastern Louisiana is made noteworthy by the challenges ...
This paper reports a reconnaissance level study of a storm surge barrier in the Mississippi River. H...
The two failures of the London Avenue Canal floodwalls contributed largely to the flooding of centra...