Identification and Analysis of Hazardous Sources in Soil Slopes: A Bibliometric and Fault Tree Approach

This paper presents a systematic approach to identify and analyze hazardous sources in soil slopes, integrating bibliometric analysis and fault tree methodology. Through a comprehensive review of relevant literature, the study identifies key factors contributing to slope instability, including geological conditions, rainfall, human activities, and seismic events. These factors are then incorporated into a fault tree model to analyze their potential interactions and identify the most critical sources of hazard. The proposed approach provides a valuable tool for risk assessment and management in soil slopes, enabling engineers and decision-makers to prioritize mitigation measures and ensure the safety of infrastructure and human life.