Research highlights correlations between buried ravines and urban infrastructure, indicating potential liabilities for city planning.
The location of buried ravines on the territory of Samara and the composition of technogenic deposits that filled the buried cuts were studied. Their binding to the modern cartographic basis of the city, the impact on the existing planning structure, on buildings and urban infrastructure, on the ongoing engineering and geological processes are considered. A significant impact of the presence of a buried ravine-beam network filled with organic technogenic deposits on the condition of the foundations and foundations of buildings was revealed using the example of two buildings from the register of cultural heritage of regional significance examined before the overhaul of the foundations.
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