Slope Stability Prediction of Homogenous Earth Dam Caused by Fluid Particles Seeps by using Artificial Neural Networks

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  • Marwah Qaddoori Majeed University of Samarra, Collage of Engineering, Civil Engineering Dept., Salah-Elden, Iraq
  • Marwah Kamil Hussein University of Basrah, College of Computer Science and Information Technology, Computer Information Systems Dept., Basrah, Iraq
  • Mortda Mohammed Southern Technical University, Department of Mechanical, Technical Institute of Basrah, Iraq

Keywords:

ANN, FOS (Factor of safety), slope stability, prediction, homogenous

Abstract

Artificial neural networks (ANN), neural networks or artificial intelligence,which can model complex functions. They are useful in predicting the output of two or more independent variables. Further, forecasting the stability of slopes of earth embankment is a very exciting task for civil engineersdue to the geology of the region, shear strength, and groundwater of earth embankment in accessing slope constancy. In this paper, a prediction process has been developed for predicting the safety factor (FOS) of slopes by using the ANN. 243 circumstances with dissimilar arithmetical, soil factors of homogenous earth dam and different fluid heights were analysedusing multilayer method. Out of these, 70% of cases were used for training the model and 30% for testing the model. The results showed that if we used 70% of testing and 30% for training with one hidden layer is the best choice with R=0.901, in contrast of using all cases with testing, which goes far away from unity

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Published

2024-03-28

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Marwah Qaddoori Majeed, Marwah Kamil Hussein, & Mortda Mohammed. (2024). Slope Stability Prediction of Homogenous Earth Dam Caused by Fluid Particles Seeps by using Artificial Neural Networks. Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences, 63(2), 295–301. Retrieved from https://semarakilmu.com.my/journals/index.php/fluid_mechanics_thermal_sciences/article/view/3628

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