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Long-term influence of pavement structure on the ground ice movement subjected to the climatic variation in a cold region
Seasonal ice movement is a complex phenomenon governed by water transfer, heat exchange, and phase change, with engineering projects being a major influencing factor, while these processes remain poorly understood. A full-coupled numerical simulation model considering the surface heat/water balance
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