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  1. Sustainable Passive and Active Remedial Measures of Cree** Bedrock Slopes: Two Case Studies from Austria

    Two case studies involving the large-scale and deep-seated cree** of slopes in southern Austria are discussed. In both instances passive and active...
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  2. Numerical Analysis of a Tunnel in an Anisotropy Rock Mass. Envalira Tunnel (Principality of Andorra)

    The Envalira Tunnel (Principality of Andorra) passes through a rock mass of phyllite and quarzite, and its construction had some parts with great...
    Dídac Plana, Carlos López, ... Pere Muñoz in Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe
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  3. Physical and Numerical Modelling of a Two-Well Tracer Test at the Laboratory Scale

    Two-well tracer tests were performed at the laboratory scale on a large hand-compacted Bruxellian sand sample (about 2 m3), using electrical sensors...
    Christophe Frippiat, Benoît Wauters, ... Alain Holeyman in Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe
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  4. Multi-level Groundwater Pressure Monitoring at the Meuse/Haute-Marne Underground Research Laboratory, France

    Multi-packer systems are an effective approach to groundwater monitoring, testing, and sampling. Multi-packer monitoring systems consist of (1)...
    Jacques Delouvrier, Jacques Delay in Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe
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  5. Tunnelling in Urbanised Areas - Geotechnical Case Studies at Different Project Stages

    Tunnelling in urbanised areas is always a challenge for the client and the contractor as well as for the designers, the engineers, and the...
    Stefan Eder, Gerhard Poscher, Bernhard Kohl in Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe
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  6. Hydrogeologic Exploration during Excavation of the Lötschberg Base Tunnel (AlpTransit Switzerland)

    Many tunnels that are currently being built through the Alps have to cross fractured and karstified formations at great depth and many hundreds of...
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  7. High Speed Lines in Belgium: Various Engineering Geological and Geotechnical Aspects

    The High Speed Railway network in Belgium extends over 322 km of lines made up of 210 km of new line designed for speeds of 300 km/h and 112 km of...
    Chapter
  8. Studying Underground Motions in the Ramioul’s Cave - Belgium

    The show-cave of Ramioul is situated close to Engis in Belgium in Dinantian. Beside the natural cavities, a quarry is being mined out and the tourist...
    Jean-Pierre Tshibangu, Michel Van Ruymbeke, ... Thierry Camelbeeck in Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe
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  9. Overconsolidated, Early-Pleistocene Clays in Relation to Foundation Design and Construction of HSLSouth, Province of Brabant, The Netherlands

    The High Speed Line connecting Amsterdam to Brussels (HSLSouth) requires a link to the existing railway system at the City of Breda, Province of...
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  10. Landslide Risk Assessment in Italy: A Case Study in the Umbria-Marche Apennines

    This paper reports the study of a training area aimed to develop a methodology for assessing the landslide risk on the basis of landslide movements...
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  11. German Higher Education in the Framework of the Bologna Process

    In 1997/98, the 16 German Länder tentatively agreed on the establishment of a new degree structure for German higher education in the form of...
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  12. Some Positive and Negative Aspects of Mine Abandonment and Their Implications on Infrastructure

    Many urban and greenfield environments throughout the United Kingdom are located in regions where mining has occurred. Mining dates back to pre-Roman...
    Laurance Donnelly, Fred Bell, Martin Culshaw in Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe
    Chapter
  13. Mathematical modeling of kaolin nanocomposite geosynthetic pavement with intelligent tension and interlocking performance analysis

    Pavement design is the application of various building materials and layers to ensure maximum strength. However, the current approaches did not...

    Santosh Kumar, Sanjeev Kumar Suman in Innovative Infrastructure Solutions
    Article 14 July 2024
  14. Calibration of Accelerated Corrosion Regime for Short Square RC Columns Reinforced with Polypropylene and/or Steel Fibers

    The impressed current technique, commonly used in laboratory studies on corroded reinforced concrete, predicts mass loss via Faraday’s law. Although...

    Shashank Chandra, Umesh Kumar Sharma in KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
    Article 13 July 2024
  15. Study on Seismic Damage Performance of Aeolian Sand Concrete Shear Walls with Hidden Bracings

    To evaluate the seismic performance of aeolian sand concrete shear walls with hidden bracings, a total of 6 specimens were designed and constructed....

    Kangjie Chen, Shiwei Wang, ... **aokai Lu in KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
    Article 13 July 2024
  16. Predicting the Average Charring Rate of Mass Timber Using Data-Driven Methods for Structural Calculations

    Engineered timber is increasingly in demand for tall buildings due to its positive impact on building sustainability. However, quick adoption raises...

    Rikesh Amin, Mo Yaxin, ... Guillermo Rein in Fire Technology
    Article Open access 13 July 2024
  17. Co-seismic and rainfall-triggered landslide hazard susceptibility assessment for Uganda derived using fuzzy logic and geospatial modelling techniques

    Uganda has suffered from many damaging landslides like the 1966 Rwenzori, 1994 Kisomoro and 2010 Bududa events. Despite escalating landslide risks...

    Morris Oleng, Zuhal Ozdemir, Kypros Pilakoutas in Natural Hazards
    Article Open access 13 July 2024
  18. Storm-induced marine flooding on Morocco’s Atlantic Coast — case of El Jadida Bay

    Coastal regions are often exposed to marine floods, usually generated by storm surge events. Each year, they are responsible for major losses in...

    Imane Joudar, Mohammed Bouchkara, ... Khalid El khalidi in Natural Hazards
    Article 13 July 2024
  19. Sonophotocatalysis for Enhanced Extraction of Corn Cob Xylan and Simultaneous Production of Xylose and Xylooligosaccharides

    Corncob biomass (CCB), an agricultural residue having highest xylan content forms a potential source of platform chemicals such as...

    B. Rohini, H. Umesh Hebbar in Waste and Biomass Valorization
    Article 13 July 2024
  20. Modeling wave-surge effects on barrier-island breaching in St. Joseph Peninsula during Hurricane Michael

    Better understanding the effects of hurricane waves and storm surges on barrier-island breaching is important for both scientific research and...

    Mengdi Ma, Wenrui Huang, ... Sungmoon Jung in Natural Hazards
    Article 13 July 2024
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