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Characteristics of Indiana Soil Properties

by Y-K T. Lo, Woodward-Clyde Consultants, Santa, Ana, CA, USA,
G. P. McCabe, Woodward-Clyde Consultants, Santa, Ana, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Probabilistic Characterization of Soil Properties: Bridge Between Theory and Practice

Abstract:

The Indiana Geotechnical Data Bank was established to collect engineering soil data in the state and to provide information for engineering planning and design works. It contains nearly 10,000 sets of soil data. The soil data are grouped by using physiographical regions, engineering classifications, pedological soil classifications, or a combination of these. For the engineering soil analysis in this study, robust statistical methods are preferred to conventional parametric methods. 7 refs.

Subject Headings: Soil properties | Soil analysis | Soil classification | Geotechnical data | Data collection | Data analysis | Computing in civil engineering | Indiana | United States

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