Modelling Slope Stability with Simulated Annealing
Chinedu Li
Corresponding
Military Institute of Science and Technology
Vikram Muller
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Pierre Zhang
Sharif University of Technology
Abstract
The increasing demand placed on structural health monitoring has renewed interest in the study of slope stability. Samples obtained from structural health monitoring are characterised and interpreted with simulated annealing. The measured values of slope stability fall within 52% of the predicted range. The proposed approach offers a practical and economical alternative to conventional practice.
Keywords:
slope stabilitysimulated annealingdigital watermarkingBengali script recognition
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