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The efficiency of artificial surface ponds (SPs) for managed aquifer recharge (MAR) is mostly controlled by the topmost portion of the soil. The most significant soil property controlling recharge is the infiltration capacity (I[...]
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Knowledge of seabed properties away from investigated locations is often required, for example, when geotechnical surveys are sparse or when the field layout changes between investigation and construction phases. In such cases, design lines that appropriately incorporate the uncertainty [...]Abstract
Stratification identification and spatial interpolation play a fundamental role in geotechnical site characterization. A unified approach is needed to perform these two tasks simultaneously to reduce overall uncertainty in site characterization. This paper explores the applicability [...]Abstract
In the past, soil-layer delineation methods can usually only take a single type of input data, e.g., soil-type data at boreholes. However, this does not fit in the geotechnical engineering practice where multiple types of data are usually available during site investigation (e.g., [...]Abstract
The vertical scale of fluctuation of soil parameters is often indirectly estimated through Cone Penetration Testing (CPTu) as the test provides nearly continuous and repeatable data. However, the variability quantified from CPTu might not be representative of a soil parameter intra-site [...]