The increase in complex basement construction means there should be more available data from which guidance on small ground movements can be developed, argues Geotechnical & Environmental Associates principal geotechnical engineer Matthew Penfold.
A look at how per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) can be identified during site characterisation.
Atkins associate geotechnical engineer Isaac Griffiths and senior hydrogeologist Petra Lincoln discuss a data-driven geotechnics approach for a major strategic water infrastructure project.
Coastlines continue to be in jeopardy from climate change and ongoing residential and infrastructure development. Byrne Looby geotechnical engineer William O’Connor discusses a recent paper investigating persistent scattered interferometry as a coastal erosion monitoring tool.
Arup senior consultant Oliver Pritchard and National Highways principal geotechnical advisor James Codd on challenges related to the satellite-based radar imaging of geotechnical assets.
Mott MacDonald senior geotechnical engineer Tom St John shares lessons from further aggregate issues in Ireland.
National Highways project manager Mohammad Rickaby and Jacobs global lead for geotechnics Paul Coney share tips from Lower Thames Crossing on how major project earthworks can be planned more sustainably.
Loughborough University geotechnical engineering professor Neil Dixon and civil engineering senior lecturer Alister Smith on clay earthwork slope failures and current research into weather driven deterioration.
Value engineering has to be about maximising value not simply reducing cost, but this is a change to established thinking, writes Tensar's Jonathan Cook.
Is there about to be a resurgence of decision support systems in the brownfield sector?
Ground Engineering News and features on all aspects of geotechnics, engineering geology and geo-environmental engineering