... for the pipeline designers. piping simulation oblique angle logarithmic spiral arc pipe velocity offshore pipeline geotechnical engineering bearing capacity footing loose sand foundation Engineering Meyerhof obliquely rupture surface piping design resistance dia oblique angle pipe soil...

... are usually so diverse and complex that monitoring can be usefully applied in many different ways. In the second part of the paper a case study is described in which Peck"s ideas are followed. 1.0 INTRODUCTION The term "observational method" was introduced into geotechnical engineering by Peck (1969...

... approach to geotechnical engineering. The current organization of the geotechnical community is not adequate to foster this approach. The formation of an International Geotechnical Union is advocated in order to better meet the challenges of the new millennium. 1.0 INTRODUCTION This singular event, Geo Eng...

... disciplines, such as mathematical programming problems (Zimmermann, 1985), fuzzy optimum design of structure (Wang and Wang, 1985) and mechanical system (Rao, 1987). geotechnical engineering Foundation Excavation Engineering structural engineering expert system Artificial Intelligence design...

... excavation problem. INTRODUCTION In the past two decades the importance of reliability analyses and the stochastic nature of soil properties has been recognized in practical geotechnical engineering. Although the advantages of probabilistic tools are now generally accepted, there is still only a limited...

... of Geotechnical Engineering (IGT) include the development of an adsorptive barrier material containing different reactive media to treat a wide range of contaminants and contaminant classes. The research programme will comprise both laboratory and full scale geochemical and geotechnical tests. 1 Dr. Rita Hermanns...

.... Environmental geotechnology should be introduced to the students as a new branch on an extension of geotechnical engineering. Civil engineering departments must take major steps to change their curricula to produce knowledgeable, qualified geoenvironmetal engineers who are able to deal with environmental...

... Epicenter foundation Earthquake subsidence port royal liquefaction sandy deposit coastal area Sibaris pausania destruction deposit geotechnical engineering strong earthquake ancient helike sediment Helike LIQUEFACTION OF SANDY DEPOSITS IN COASTAL AREAS Aris C. Stamatopoulos1...

... technologies for renewable and alternative sources of energy. Such situations are going to pose different kind of challenges to civil Engineers. Among the Civil Engineers, the geotechnical engineers are supposed to play a key role in this century in our country as the ideal sites for locating the structures...

... ABSTRACT: As time proceeds the use of computer aided learning (CAL) in undergraduate courses is becoming a more widespread and accepted form of teaching. This paper presents the CAL resources currently available in geotechnical engineering and engineering and environmental geology...

... sand from the bed of the Kasumigaura Lake near the city of Tsuchiura, Japan, is used in the tests. Engineering geotechnical engineering pore-water pressure development displacement amplitude input motion Loading Rate pore-water pressure displacement ratio test chamber characteristic...

..., it can be easily detected. The relationship between measured the SPT blow number Nand the shear wave velocity Vs is established through field tests. Reservoir Characterization geotechnical engineering sasw test result application evaluate liquefaction potential liquefaction potential...

... in the modeling of the physical process. relation probability theory discontinuity zadeh Engineering geotechnical engineering water pressure Artificial Intelligence rock bearing strength modeling information application excessive settlement fuzzy logic clay layer fuzzy characterization model...

... which revealed the main sliding surface to be at a depth of 60 m and the thickness of the entire sliding mass to be 87 m. Engineering bratta landslide swiss federal institute barrette creep movement displacement Moritz geotechnical engineering bratta slope tilt permanent anchor Anchor...

... are triggered by meteoric events which give rise to large variations of the degree of saturation of the involved soils. Upstream Oil & Gas natural water content strength geotechnical engineering saturation degree reservoir geomechanics pyroclastic deposit water content direct shear test...

...THE ORGANIZATION OF ADVANCED COURSES IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING AT IMPERIAL COLLEGE, LONDON E.T.BROWN, Prof. Dr., Reader in Rock Mech., Imperial College of Science and Technology, London SW7, U.K. SUMMARY For several years, a series of highly successful one-year post-graduate Courses...

... also learn that he can accomplish all his goals only as a member of a team that will include engineers of other disciplines, archi- tects, and, quite often, planners, economists, lawyers, and others. Geotechnical engineers must realize that the ultimate purpose of their long educational process...

...ORGANIZATION OF TEACHING AND RESEARCH IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING IN INDIA T. RAMAMURTHY, Prof., Ph.D., Civ. Eng. Dept., Indian Inst. of Technology, N. Delhi 11029, India. SUMMARY This paper briefly describes the organisation of teaching and research in the two main aspects...

... SUMMARY Education and research in geotechnical engineering are drifting away from their mission of providing manpower and technical knowledge for solving problems of design and construction. Design weaknesses and construction blunders and their associated cost over-runs are the result...