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FAO CONSERVATION GUIDE 13/1
1985The purpose of this paper is to provide practical guidance for vegetative measures for slope stabilization. This may be particularly useful in environments with a wide choice of readily available vegetative material. Measures include revegetation of slopes by living material, slopes stabilization by the combined use of dead and living materials, and biotechnical drainage systems. -
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FAO CONSERVATION GUIDE 13/2
1986Also available in:
No results found.The purpose of this document is to provide practical guidance for gully control including a description of the factors affecting gully formation and a classification of gullies. Control measures include diversions and the specifications for various types of check dams and gully plugs. -
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FAO CONSERVATION GUIDE 13/4
1988Also available in:
No results found.This document describes and classifies landslides and landslide phenomena. Detailed specifications are provided for investigation and maintenance of slope stability as a basis for detection of an early warning against landslides. Measures for slope stabilization through mechanical and vegetative means are described.
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