Erratum for A Probabilistic Approach to Karstic Foundation Variability
As I See It: Are We Getting Better? Sometimes, but Not Always
As I See It: So You Call It Dirt?!
Lessons Learned from Geo-Legends: J. Carlos Santamarina, PhD, Ing., A.M.ASCE
A Foundation Engineering Trip Down the Mississippi: Foundations for Mississippi River Bridges from Minnesota to Louisiana
Huckleberry Finn had his adventure, but for those interested in foundation engineering, this article will float you down the Mississippi River on your own encounter with the many bridges...
Spread Footings Revisited: Geotechnical Advances Lead to Expanded Use for Bridge Abutments
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) has historically used steel shell piles to support highway bridge structures, probably due to a blend of familiarity and efficiency among...
Screw Piles and Helical Anchors: 180 Years of Use in Geotechnical Engineering
Since 1836, screw piles and screw cylinders have been used successfully throughout the world to support a variety of large-scale, civil engineering structures. Their development and use...
Foundation Engineering...102
Most of our textbooks still separate foundation options into two simplistic categories: shallow or deep. That's why so many of us are geared toward thinking about the foundation...
Evaluating Bridges With Unknown Foundations for Susceptibility to Scour: North Carolina Applies Risk-Based Guidelines to Over 3,750 Bridges
Scour occurs when flowing water removes erodible material such as sand and rock. For bridges over water, scour affects the stability of pier and abutment foundations and contributes to...
Bill Shannon and Stan Wilson: Geotechnical Pioneers with a 60-Year Legacy
Starting a business today can pose an array of challenges�planning, financial, legal, and licensing among them. But at its core, a company's founders must be dedicated to...
Tell Me a Story
Look Who's a D.GE: Edward J. Garbin, Jr., PhD, PE, D.GE, M.ASCE
Industry: Health Screening for Geotechnical Assets
Centennial Celebrations Showcase Enduring Role of Civil Engineering
Congress Seeks Answers in Addressing Cyanotoxins in Drinking Water
Seven Questions: Wisdom and Guidance for Successful Career Building: An interview with Patrick Cassity, P.E., on engineering ethics
Low-Flying Drones Study Major Hurricane
San Antonio Hires Consortium to Deliver and Operate Lengthy Pipeline
Ready for Restoration, the U.S. Capitol dome has been encircled in 52 mi of scaffolding that can be lit by 750 light-emitting diodes (LEDs)...
Corps of Engineers Helping to Build Hospitals in Ebola-Stricken Liberia
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