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Fig 1.

Location map of the study area (Drawn with QGIS software).

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Fig 2.

Seismic hazard map of Ethiopia for 100 years return period modified after [31].

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Table 1.

Summary of laboratory tests on soil samples.

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Table 2.

Location and descriptions of critical slope sections identified during detailed field survey.

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Fig 3.

Normal vs shear stress graph of direct shear test of soil sample (D1S3).

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Fig 4.

Normal vs shear stress graph of direct shear test of soil sample (D1S2).

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Table 3.

Summary of unit weight test of soil sample collected from two critical sections.

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Table 4.

Parameters for input into slide 2D for soil slope.

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Table 5.

The factor of safety determined to limit the equilibrium method of soil slope sections.

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Table 6.

Input parameters of phase 2D software used under numerical modeling of soil slope section.

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Table 7.

Summary of strength reduction factor value determined under finite element method.

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Fig 5.

The effect of bench width on a factor of safety (D1S3).

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Fig 6.

Effect of bench number on a factor of safety (D1S3).

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Fig 7.

The effect of slope flattening on the factor of safety (D1S2).

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Fig 8.

Effect of slope flattening on the factor of safety (D2S1).

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