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Table 1.

Chemical composition of mudstone.

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Fig 1.

X-ray diffraction pattern of mudstone.

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Table 2.

Physical and mechanical parameters of experimental soils.

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Fig 2.

Compaction and direct shear test results: (a) Compaction test curve; (b) Shear stress-shear displacement relationship of mudstone under different interfacial water content conditions.

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Fig 3.

Mudstone water-induced softening test results: (a) Water absorption rate variation with time; (b) Unconfined compressive strength variation with water absorption rate.

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Fig 4.

The diffusion phenomenon of mudstone after hygroscopicity.

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Fig 5.

Schematic diagram of test apparatus and sensor measurement point layout.

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Table 3.

Sensor parameter indicators.

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Fig 6.

Measurement point layout diagram.

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Table 4.

FARO focus premium 350 scanner performance indicators.

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Fig 7.

Failure mode demonstration diagram.

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Fig 8.

Earth pressure variation curve.

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Fig 9.

Pore water pressure variation curve.

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Table 5.

Results of mudstone water absorption test.

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Fig 10.

Unconfined compressive failure diagram of mudstone.

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Fig 11.

Displacement changes at various stages of test landslide.

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