Liyun Li

Prof. Dr. Liyun Li

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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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31 July 2020 in KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
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LLLiyun Li
Liyun Li
XDXiuli Du
Xiuli Du
JZJing Zhou
Jing Zhou
In China, with the rapid development of subway construction, the site deformation induced by subway construction is an interesting and hot issue in civil engineering. Focusing on the mechanism and characteristics of site deformation induced by parallel shield tunnel construction in typical soil-rock composite strata of Changchun region, and relying on the subway tunnel between Northeast Normal University Station and Gongnong Square Station, which belongs to the Changchun Metro Line 1, the tunnel construction process is simulated using FLAC3D software. In this paper, the numerical modeling and parameters for shield tunneling are described in detail, and the mechanism and characteristics of site deformation induced by shield tunneling are discussed systematically. Furthermore, the influence of construction parameters on site deformation, including construction sequence, tunnel spacing and earth chamber pressure, are studied. The results can provide reference for similar projects in the future.

1 February 2023 in International Journal of Geomechanics
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JXJingshu Xu
Jingshu Xu
XDXiuli Du
Xiuli Du
XZXu Zhao
Xu Zhao
LLLiyun Li
Liyun Li
Rainfall infiltration can alter the pore-water pressure and decrease matric suction, which can lead to slope instability and landslides. Most of the previous numerical studies conducted on rain infiltration have assumed a two-dimensional (2D) failure mechanism, which neglects the three-dimensional (3D) characteristics of slopes. An analytical assessment framework was developed using the upper-bound theorem of limit analysis to determine the factor of safety and failure pattern in the case of a 3D vertical cut slope under diverse rainfall situations combined with the unsaturated soil mechanics. The Green–Ampt model was adopted to depict the infiltration process and the progression of the wetting front into the soil. The slope factor of safety was determined using the energy balance equation by adopting the strength reduction approach. The validity of the framework was verified using the numerical simulation method. The effects of duration, intensity, and patterns of rainfall and the 3D traits of slope on the slope failure pattern and stability were determined. A set of design charts was included for the preliminary design. The present study quantitatively determines the stability of slopes susceptible to rainfall infiltration.

1 June 2021 in ASCE-ASME Journal of Risk and Uncertainty in Engineering Systems, Part A: Civil Engineering
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LLLiyun Li
Liyun Li
ZLZheng Liu
Zheng Liu
XDXiuli Du
Xiuli Du
The complexity of the pairwise comparison process in the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and the limitation of consistency are challenges that need to be addressed when there are many evaluation factors. An improved AHP is established by integrating the grey correlation model (GCM) and AHP, for which the tedious pairwise comparison process can be abandoned. The improved method integrates the advantages of grey system theory (GST) and AHP, overcomes the inherent limitations of AHP, and can be used to analyze many different types of problems that were previously analyzed by AHP or GST. In this paper, the improvement process is presented in detail, and the effectiveness of the improved AHP method is verified through several existing examples. This work uses the case of the Suning Square project in Langfang, Hebei Province, China, to apply the proposed improved AHP to construct a comprehensive evaluation system. The proposed method is used to evaluate the construction risk of foundation pit excavation, thereby providing technical guidance for efficient implementation of the project.

1 June 2022 in Applied Sciences
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YSYiyao Shen
Yiyao Shen
ZZZilan Zhong
Zilan Zhong
LLLiyun Li
Liyun Li
XDXiuli Du
Xiuli Du
A seismic response analysis of layered, liquefiable sites plays an important role in the seismic design of both aboveground and underground structures. This study presents a detailed dynamic site response analysis procedure with advanced nonlinear soil constitutive models for non-liquefiable and liquefiable soils in the OpenSees computational platform. The stress ratio controlled, bounding surface plasticity constitutive model, PM4Sand, is used to simulate the nonlinear response of the liquefiable soil layers subjected to two seismic ground motions with different characteristics. The nonlinear hysteretic behavior of the non-liquefiable soil under earthquake excitations is captured by the Pressure Independent Multi Yield kinematic plasticity model with a von Mises multi-yield surface. The soil elements are modelled utilizing the solid–fluid fully coupled plane-strain u-p elements. The seismic response of the layered liquefiable site in terms of the development of excess pore water pressure, acceleration, ground surface settlement, and stress–strain and effective stress path time histories under two representative earthquake excitations are investigated in this study. The numerical results indicate that both the characteristics of ground motions and the site profile have a significant influence on the dynamic response of the layered liquefiable site. Under the same intensity of ground motion, the loose sand layer with a 35% relative density is more prone to liquefaction and contractive deformation, which causes irreversible residual deformation and vertical settlement. The saturated soil layer can effectively filter the high-frequency components and amplify the low-frequency components of ground motions. Moreover, the liquified site produces a 40% post-earthquake consolidation settlement after the excess pore pressure dissipation.

1 December 2021
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HXHongbo Xiao
Hongbo Xiao
JXJianhua Xiao
Jianhua Xiao
XDXiaowu Deng
Xiaowu Deng
LLLiyun Li
Liyun Li
Traffic flow prediction is an important part of intelligent transportation system (ITS). Accurate traffic flow prediction information can provide reliable reference for traffic management decision-makers, effectively reduce traffic congestion, reduce vehicle exhaust pollution, save energy and facilitate the travel of the people. Most of the existing traffic flow prediction models simplify the traffic flow change process into a linear and stable process and ignore the influence of weather conditions on traffic flow, which will lead to large prediction deviation. In order to improve the accuracy of traffic flow prediction, this paper proposes an ensemble learning method based on ET and AdaBoost for fusing traffic and meteorological data under the non-stationary environment to predict the changes of traffic flow. The experiment is based on real traffic and meteorological data, and the results show that the proposed ensemble method is superior to the baseline methods.

14 June 2023 in Journal of Earthquake Engineering
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JHJunyan Han
Junyan Han
ZGZhike Guo
Zhike Guo
MNM. Hesham El Naggar
M. Hesham El Naggar
LLLiyun Li
Liyun Li
XWXiaoqiang Wang
Xiaoqiang Wang
XDXiuli Du
Xiuli Du