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Hard basalt challenges foundation drilling on Mexico rail project

Deep foundation construction is progressing for Mexico's AIFA-Pachuca railway project, where 827 bored piles are being installed to support the new rail connection between Felipe Angeles International...

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Call for Papers for Special Issue on “Tunneling Risk Assessment”

TC 304 on Engineering Practice of Risk Assessment and Management is pleased to announce a Call for Papers for Case Histories in Tunneling Risk Assessment that will be published in ISSMGE’s Internation...

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Reclaimed land and soft ground shape Belfast Harbour's GBP90m deep-water berth

Belfast Harbour's GBP90m D3 development is transforming an area that was once open water into a new deep-water berth for cruise ships and offshore wind activity, with ground engineering playing a cent...

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All tunnelling completed for Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown West Extension

Tunnelling has been completed for the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension in Toronto following breakthrough of the final 500 m twin tunnels between Jane Street and Mount Dennis Station.The latest sectio...

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New Zealand's first underground railway begins passenger service

New Zealand has opened its first underground railway, with Auckland's City Rail Link beginning passenger service on 13 September.The project transforms Auckland's rail network through two 3.45 km twin...

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Helical Piles Support Piping Plover Conservation at Ogunquit Beach

Eggs laid by the endangered piping plover are a creamy light brown with small dark specs on them, perfectly camouflaged in the sands of Ogunquit Beach, Maine. With each egg measuring just over an inch...

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Malibu sinkhole near reported Nicolas Cage property exposes coastal erosion risk

A large ground collapse beside a beachfront Malibu property reportedly owned by Nicolas Cage has been linked to coastal erosion, seawall undermining and strong wave action associated with Hurricane Ma...

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More Control, More Flexibility, and a More Efficient Analysis Workflow: Three New Features in RocSlope2

Rock slope stability analysis rarely ends with a single number. While the Factor of Safety remains a fundamental measure of stability, real-world engineering workflows often require much more: isolati...

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How PLAXIS 2D Helps Explain Rainfall-Triggered Debris Flows

Debris flows are among the fastest and most destructive forms of slope failure, and predicting when and how they initiate remains one of geotechnical engineering's toughest hazard-assessment problems....

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California's landslide bypass tunnel moves into design

Caltrans has advanced the Last Chance Grade tunnel project into detailed design, moving closer to a long-term solution for one of the most unstable sections of US Highway 101 in northern California.Th...

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