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Technical note summarising the data on landslide events in Wales for the years 1836 to 1919 by Mott MacDonald's Tom St John and Dafydd Tudor.
Technical paper database
GE’s technical paper database provides you with access to technical papers and notes written by well respected engineers and academics from across the industry. All papers are peer reviewed before publication to ensure a high standard is maintained.
GE has always aimed to publish technical papers that provide practical knowledge and best practice that can be applied directly to the day to day work of geotechnical engineers.
Full access to the archive of papers dating back to 1968 is available to all GE subscribers.
If you would like to submit a paper for review, please contact: [email protected]
How to use the database
The links on this page provide easy access to the most recent papers published by GE. Past papers can be accessed by using the search box above to find papers using the author’s name or part of the paper title within double quotation marks.
GE's Latest Technical Papers
Technical paper: A simple tool for the capacity curve of embedded retaining systems, part 2
The second part of this technical paper discusses the implementation of a methodology to derive the capacity curve of embedded retaining structures.
Technical paper: A simple tool for the capacity curve of embedded retaining systems, part 1
The first part of this technical paper discusses the simple tool for defining pushover curves of retaining structures.
Technical paper: Rapid condition assessment of earthwork assets
Technical paper introducing a rapid asset condition assessment (Raca) framework developed as part of the the EPSRC-funded Achilles project.
Technical paper: Back analysis to model ground settlements associated with temporary works for the repair of sewerage infrastructure
Technical paper exploring ground investigation and geotechnical analysis methods to enable the repair of a broken section of deep sewer in Glasgow.
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