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Experimental investigation on the physical and mechanical properties enhancement of red clay modified with "RoadyesTM". [PDF]

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Shen Q, Lv Y, Liu G, Yang L, Wang Z.
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Integrated UAV photogrammetry and SMRM constitutive modeling for spatial stability assessment of layered rock slopes. [PDF]

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Shan H, Wang Z, Wu J, Wang W, Lu J, Wu F, Li Z.   +6 more
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Comprehensive analysis of the influence of loess structure on strength on the Loess Plateau, China. [PDF]

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Cheng H, Li H, Jiao S, He Y, Deng J, Wei H, Song Y, Xu R.   +7 more
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Compressive and shear behaviour of high-water quick-setting material modified collapsible loess subgrade. [PDF]

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Tang X, Zhang Z, Liu Y, Chen K, Zhang Y, Zhao H.   +5 more
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Deviation to mucking analysis. [PDF]

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Heske C, Apel DB, Adil M, Kahraman B, Liu WV, Pu Y.   +5 more
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Shear wave velocity structure at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia, derived from MASW and microtremor arrays. [PDF]

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Abdelrahman K.
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Research on the evolution mechanisms and prevention countermeasures behind a large-scale landslide in complicated-geological-structure red beds. [PDF]

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He H, Zheng D, Xu G, Dong X, Liu W, Zou Y, Wang H.   +6 more
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Application of Probabilistic Approaches In Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology

1994
Typical geotechnical and engineering geology problems such as performance prediction of jointed rock slopes, tunnel cost and time prediction and landslide assessment and mitigation are used to illustrate the effect of uncertainties and how to handle them with probabilistic methods.
H H Einstein, Einstein H H
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Engineering geology and the reduction of geotechnical risk: challenges facing the profession in Hong Kong

Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology, 2009
Abstract There has been considerable discussion on the role of engineering geologists in reducing geotechnical risk both internationally and in Hong Kong. This paper discusses the problems facing the engineering geological profession by examining the current approach to natural landslide assessments in Hong Kong.
S Parry
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