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J. Bozorov

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Conference Open access 2026

Effect of groundwater-table rise on seismic liquefaction hazard of loessial soils: An SPT-based assessment at a residential site in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Rising groundwater in urbanised territories of Uzbekistan changes the seismic behaviour of loessial soils from collapse-dominated to liquefaction-dominated, yet liquefaction hazard is usually assessed only for the groundwater position observed during the site investigation. This paper quantifies the effect of the forec...

F. Yuldashev, Sharafitdin Yuldashev, M. Boytemirov et al. · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2026

Groundwater rise and problematic soils as controlling factors of seismic ground hazard: A multi-site synthesis of engineering-geological investigations in Uzbekistan

Seismic ground hazard in the loess-covered territories of Uzbekistan is governed by two water-controlled mechanisms: collapse of unsaturated loessial soils and liquefaction of the same soils once saturated. This paper synthesises engineering-geological investigation reports completed in 2023–2025 for six construction s...

F. Yuldashev, Sharafitdin Yuldashev, A. Abdunazarov et al. · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2026

Numerical assessment of changes in seismic wave parameters in loess soils reinforced by the deep soil mixing method using plaxis 3D

This study presents a numerical assessment of seismic wave propagation in loess soils reinforced using the Deep Soil Mixing (DSM) method through three-dimensional finite element modeling in PLAXIS 3D. A 16-story residential building in Tashkent was selected as the case study. Two numerical models representing natural a...

E. Yadigarov, J. Bozorov, Nurali Muhammadkulov et al. · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2026

Assessment of the liquefaction susceptibility of dispersive soils during strong earthquakes under laboratory and field conditions (case study of the city of Termez)

This paper assesses the liquefaction susceptibility of dispersive soils in the city of Termez, southern Uzbekistan, an area subject to transit seismic effects from several surrounding seismogenic zones with magnitudes up to Mmax = 7.5. Engineering-geological investigations to a depth of 50 m identified three engineerin...

J. Bozorov, X. Isroilov, A. Mansurov et al. · 0 citations

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