Bergstabilisering
Bergstabilisering, also known as slope stabilization, refers to a range of techniques used to prevent or mitigate landslides and rockfalls. These methods aim to improve the stability of natural or man-made slopes, reducing the risk of mass movement that can endanger infrastructure, property, and human life. Common causes of slope instability include geological factors such as rock type, soil composition, and geological structures, as well as external triggers like heavy rainfall, seismic activity, erosion, and human activities such as excavation or deforestation.
The process of bergstabilisering typically begins with a thorough site investigation. This involves geological surveys, geotechnical
The choice of stabilization technique depends on various factors, including the type and scale of the instability,