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February - Volume 171, Issue 1, Pages 1 - 60
May - Volume 171, Issue 2, Pages 61 - 122
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November - Volume 171, Issue 4, Pages 183 - 257
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May 2018
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Colin J. Serridge, BSc(Hons), MSc, PhD, CGeol, FGS, EurGeol, FIQ
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Rammed aggregate pier installation effect on soil properties
David A. Saftner, PhD
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Russell A. Green, PhD, PE
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Kord Wissmann, PhD, PE
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Soil improvement using recycled aggregates from demolition waste
Christoph Henzinger, Dr-Ing
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Effect of fly ash on the bearing capacity of stabilised fine sand
Siavash Mahvash, BSc
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Susana López-Querol, PhD, MEng, CEng, MICE, FHEA
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Ali Bahadori-Jahromi, PhD, MSc, BEng, FICE, CEng
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The impact of dry unit weight and cement content on the durability of sand–cement blends
Nilo Cesar Consoli, PhD
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Lennon Ferreira Tomasi, BSc
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Influence of electrochemical treatment on a typical laterite
Adekemi L. Ayodele, BSc, MSc, PhD, REng
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Oluwole A. Agbede, BSc, MSc, PhD, REng
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Observations from a parametric study of the seismic design of soil nailing
Felipe A. Villalobos, MSc, DPhil, CEng
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Sergio A. Villalobos, CEng
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Paulo L. Oróstegui, CEng
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