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Figure 8.22: The Numerical Model Soil Layering and Grid.<br />

8.9.3.1 Results of Numerical Modeling<br />

A total of six numerical analyses were performed. The Long Valley Dam and Aeropuerto<br />

time histories were applied to the levee with the river stage at the three design water<br />

levels. Horizontal and vertical displacements were monitored for various points on the<br />

levee as shown in Figure 8.23. The computed deformations for each time history are<br />

listed in Tables 8.17 to 8.19. Negative horizontal displacements represent movement<br />

toward the river and negative vertical displacements signify settlement. Maximum<br />

horizontal and vertical displacements were less than 0.6 m (2 ft), which is consistent with<br />

estimates by Youd and Jones (1993).<br />

Note that the computed displacement values have been reported directly into the tables.<br />

The precision implied by the values listed must be tempered by the geotechnical and<br />

numerical uncertainty inherent in the evaluation. Increasing these values by a factor of<br />

two would yield appropriately conservative values in light of their small magnitude.<br />

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