... that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper. 11 05 2025 16 09 2025 © 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only cone penetration test deep learning methods geology in situ testing LSTM neural...

... the change in particle breakage with confining pressure. The peak strength of tailings increased exponentially with the improved relative crushing rate. 10 11 2020 18 03 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 geology geotechnical engineering granular materials Tailings...

... chart of the soils used in this analysis 12 01 2021 23 03 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 geology geotechnical engineering statistical analysis Compacted soils are commonly used in engineering projects where the structure is entirely or partly made...

... rights reserved 2020 geology history tunnels & tunnelling Tunnel boring machine (TBM) or shield tunnelling is a widely used method for underground space constructions (Elbaz et al., 2020a ; Gao et al., 2020 ; Liu et al., 2018 ; Ren et al., 2018a...

... the cohesion limit the lumps are stiffer and more resistant to deformation, requiring higher compaction energy to re-shape the lumps and remove the air voids. 27 08 2019 25 02 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2020 codes of practice & standards geology geotechnical...

... sets that could be seen in the outcrop dipping steeply into the cliff face. 28 02 2018 08 09 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 coastal engineering geology rocks/rock mechanics The correlation between rock mass characteristics and rates of coastal cliff...

.... Figure 4. Borehole logs showing interpreted ground model with the results of the downhole geophysics. FV, fluid velocity (mm/s); FV R, fluid velocity recharge (mm/s) The site is located on the Isle of Dogs floodplain of the River Thames within the London Basin. The published geology (British...

... of the wear of excavation tools thus plays a significant role in prolonging cutter life and optimising working parameters. 25 06 2017 31 01 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 geology grouting rocks/rock mechanics Abrasion refers to wear that occurs in the cutter...

..., describing how the environmental sustainability and resilience of the infrastructure were engineered into the solution. 19 09 2016 30 08 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 geology geotechnical engineering sustainability A number of onshore oil and gas exploration...

... with an initial water content between the liquid limit (w_{L) and 1·5wL. Instead of using void ratio, Burland (1990) introduced a parameter termed the void index (Iv), as follows 24 10 2016 18 05 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 geology}...

... Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 geology piles & piling rocks/rock mechanics The Klang Valley mass rapid transit (KVMRT) is the latest rail-based public transport development project being undertaken by the government of Malaysia in order to alleviate traffic congestion in Kuala...

... and 126 m. The main factors affecting jacking loads during tunnelling may include: (a) overcut annulus and volume of injected lubricant; (b) work stoppages; (c) geology; and (d) misalignment. In the four pipe-jacking drives, the jacking forces are represented using...

... fault zone geology site investigation tunnels & tunnelling The Lee Tunnel has been constructed as part of Thames Water's London Tideway Improvements scheme, in order to meet the requirements of the urban wastewater directive (UWWTD) and reduce the occurrence of sewage discharge...

...: All rights reserved 2015 foundations geology piles & piling Carbonate (or calcareous) sands, which are an accumulation of sand-size pieces of carbonate materials (Nauroy and LeTirant, 1985), are typically encountered in areas such as Brazil, Florida, Persian Gulf, Egypt, Puerto...

... Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 failures geology risk The widely reported Scottish debris flow events of August 2004 were caused by rainfall substantially in excess of the norm, with some areas experiencing over three times the 30-year monthly average, and storm intensities of up...

... pressuremeter tests were performed, samples were obtained for laboratory testing and piezometers were installed, generally at 1, 3 and 5 m horizontally from the tunnel extrados at a number of locations. geology geotechnical engineering tunnels & tunnelling In order to carry out the most basic...

... at a site-specific level. This provided confidence for the client, designer and contractor that the adopted methodology was appropriate for long-term performance. Figure 1. Distribution of pyritic sedimentary strata in the UK, showing A46 NWI site location embankments excavation geology...

.... These allowed for inspection and continuous record of ground conditions at the tunnel face, enabling an identification of the geology and prediction of potentially adverse ground ahead. In facilitating such close geological supervision, tunnelling benefited from significant programme savings – in particular...

... technology by applying these methods to a range of synthetic and natural soils, and draw conclusions. geology geotechnical engineering site investigation The current methods for determining the particle-size distribution of soil are well established, and vary little from country to country...

... for >20 years using similar geodetic instrumentation and techniques: hence two unique and precious surveillance records are available. 4 geology land surveying mathematical modelling The Alexis slide, next to the east abutment of the dam, represents a typical translational to rotational...