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Tuesday, October 31, 2000
Monday, October 23, 2000
Sunday, October 22, 2000
Superhuman If salamanders can grow new legs, what can the human body do when it is under attack? A new series on the human body's enormous capacity for self repair and reinvention and the amazing steps taken daily by modern medicine begins on October 15th. |
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GEODASY: Extended Laboratory Module This popular geotechnical software package now integrates field and laboratory data together seamlessly Geopages Fri, 20 Oct 2000 Channel Tunnel Rail Link Awards Major Landscaping Contract A major contract worth £875,000 for the planting of 70 hectares of trees and hedgerows has been awarded to Fountain Forestry Geopages Mon, 2 Oct 2000 Sage Completes Offshore Work for Elf in Qatar Three new platforms and geophysical route surveys for over 50 kms of new pipeline Geopages Sun, 1 Oct 2000 |
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Rail Tracks Gets to Grip with Wet Leaves New technology relieves autumn misery for commuters Geopages Tues, 17 Oct 2000 UK's First Use of Self-compacting Concrete in Precast Pile Production Thousands of linear metres of precast concrete piles are being produced in near silence, thanks to what is claimed to be the UK's first use of self-compacting concrete in precast pile production. New Civil Engineer Plus Fri, 13 Oct 2000 Truly Reliable Wireline Coring After several years of development and field tests Atlas Copco Craelius have released their new wireline core barrel - the CORAC - on the market. Geopages Wed, 4 Oct 2000 High-resolution Acoustic System Detects Objects Buried in Soil Researchers at the University of Illinois recently demonstrated a high-resolution acoustic system capable of detecting and imaging small buried objects. EurekAlert Wed, 4 Oct 2000 |
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Geotechnical Problems in the Holyland An interesting article written by Sam Frydman, the problems discussed include stability the eastern slope of the City of David, stability of the wall supporting the Temple Mount, and earthquake effects. EJGE In-Situ Capping of Contaminated Sediments In-Situ Capping is a potentially economical and effective approach for remediation of contaminated sediment. A number of sites have been remediated by in-situ capping operations worldwide. This document provides technical guidance for subaqueous, in-situ capping as a remediation technique for contaminated sediments. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Methods of Monitoring Landslides Recent developments in monitoring displacement vector profiles particularly along vertical boreholes. Such observations help to elucidate essential aspects of the kinematics of a slide. A PDF document - you will need Acrobat Reader installed on your machine. Institut für Geotechnik, ETH Zurich Free Download - Acrobat Reader |
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