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Rebuilding the Route Interchange: Ground Improvement on the Woodrow Wilson Bridge Project
Error should be: Rebuilding the Route 1 Interchange: Ground Improvement on the Woodrow Wilson Bridge Project...

Karl Terzaghi's Legacy in Geotechnical Engineeriing
(Reprinted from ASCE News, 2002)...

Design Considerations for Expansion of an Existing Landfill Over Extremely Compressible Soils

An Approach to Characterizing Overland, Soft Soil Sites

Are Condition Assessments Enough?

Bridge Assessment: A Case History

Advantages of Conducting a Property Condition Assessment

Project Experience in Assessment and Reuse of Old Foundations

Evaluating Deep Foundations by In-Situ Tests

Recent Advances in Foundation Equipment

Preserving an Historic Structure at the World Trade Center Site

Hurricane Katrina: Geotechnical Observations in Biloxi, Mississippi

Levee Failure Mechanisms

Looking Over Their Shoulder � Real-Time Review Following Katrina

Offshore Experiences in Recent Hurricanes

Geotechnical Effects from the October 15, 2006 Kiholo Bay and Hawi, Hawaii Earthquakes

Suction Caissons for Deepwater Moorings

Evaluation of Offshore Geohazards

Engineering Properties and Pitfalls of Soft Sediments in Long Island Sound

Exploring Soil Conditions in Deepwater

 

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