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Confused with Soil Type charts? Have a look at Vertek's guidelines!

During CPT data analysis and interpretation, especially young geotechnical engineers may find themselves among different classification charts. Learn about the basic guidelines in Vertek's article and...

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Portsmouth Coastal Scheme: colossal coastal protection project about to begin

An extended coastal protection project is about to begin in Portsmouth, UK, covering nearly 13km of the area's coastline. The project aims in reducing flood risk and erosion over a time span of 100 ye...

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Continuous dam movement raises concerns in Kremmling CO

Continuous movement and settlement accumulation occurring in Ritchard Dam, in Wolford Mountain Reservoir, is brought to the attention of the Colorado River District board of directors, which will...

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Amtrak rail corridor major reliability upgrade undertaken by WSDOT

WSDOT is currently undertaking a landslide prevention project along its Amtrak Cascades rail corridor aiming in eliminating service disruptions due to the frequent landslide occurrence of the past yea...

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Earthquake resistant pipes installed in the LA water network

The 21st anniversary of the magnitude 6.7 1994 Northridge Earthquake, became the opportunity for announcing the upgrade of the water-pipe infrastructure around the Northridge Hospital Medical Center....

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The Oakwood Beach before and after reconstruction

 A two-mile long heavily eroded shoreline was reconstructed along the Delaware River in Salem County, New Jersey. The beach's erosion is attributed primarily to Superstorm Sandy and its reconstru...

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Video: The abandoned Dupont circle tunnels in Washington DC

A very important landmark of Washington DC lies under its ground and remains unknown to many of the nation's capital residents. The Dupont circle tunnels one of the most important landmarks of the cit...

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Virtual Reality system offers engineers new monitoring perspectives!

An innovative virtual reality system, developed in the UK, for various engineering purposes, aims in helping scientists as well as medium-sized engineering firms simulate and visualize any working env...

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Keynetix's new partnership with Dataforensics for HoleBASE SI and KeyLAB products!

In response to increasing demand from USA and Canada, Keynetix are pleased to announce that they have appointed Dataforensics as an agent for their KeyLAB and HoleBASE SI products in North America....

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Satelite data reveal Calaveras fault's creep

Satellite data of the last to decades, helped in mapping the land creep along the Calaveras and the Hayward faults east of the San Fransisco Bay, enabling scientists to reconstruct the underground geo...

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