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A study on slope instability above Chapman's Peak Drive, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
[page iv ] Chapman's Peak Drive was constructed along a natural unconformity below Chapman's Peak, a suite of slopes that rise directly from the ocean to their summit. A seemingly increased frequency of rockfalls and the death of a young woman in December 1999 led to the closing of the Drive as a pu...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2024
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