...D J RICHARDS; W POWRIE; J R T PAGE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1998 SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITY GUILDFORD CHAMBERS RETAINING WALLS INVESTIGATIONS INSTALLATION PERFORMANCE CENTRIFUGES MODELLING TECHNIQUES MODELS GEOTECHNICAL TESTS EMBEDDED DIAPHRAGM GROUNDWATER LEVELS PANELS...

...U BOLTZE; M H DE FREITAS; M H D FREITAS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1996 SIMECSOL IMPERIAL COLLEGE GAS GENERATING SITES LANDFILL FILL PRESSURE ATMOSPHERIC CHANGE EMISSIONS DANGEROUS EXPLOSIONS RISKS THRESHOLD MODELS PREDICTION LEVELS FALLS CASE STUDIES DIAGRAMS...

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... METHODS STANDARDS PARAMETRIC SAND CLAYS MULTIBRACED EXCAVATIONS HOMOGENEOUS WINKLER SPRINGS SPRINGS THEORY CASE STUDIES SOILS STRUTS LOADING LOADS MOMENTS EMBEDMENT DEPTH CANTILEVER SINGLE PROPPED SOFT FORMATION LEVELS DIAPHRAGM DEEP LAYERED ULTIMATE LIMIT STATE MOBILISATION...

...J N KAY; T CHEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1995 HONG KONG UNIVERSITY LANDSLIDES RAINFALL DATA TIME RELATIONSHIPS COLLECTION CORRELATION ACTIVITY LEVELS PREDICTION ZONES BOUNDARIES EQUATIONS RAIN SLOPES HONG KONG HONG KONG ASIA Rainfall-landslide...

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... INVAR DATA TUNNELLING IMPACT WIDTH DEMEC INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTATION AUTOMATIC SUBSURFACE VERTICAL FOUNDATIONS WATER LEVELLING LEVELS GAUGES TILT WIRE LOGGING HANDLING ACQUISITION GEOTECHNICS STRUCTURES BUILDINGS EFFECT MANSION HOUSE LONDON CITY OF LONDON UK...