Geomodels in Engineering Geology

Geomodels in Engineering Geology
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Publisher : Whittles Pub
Total Pages : 176
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ISBN-10 : 1498740049
ISBN-13 : 9781498740043
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Download or read book Geomodels in Engineering Geology written by Peter Fookes and published by Whittles Pub. This book was released on 2015-04-30 with total page 176 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Geomodels in Engineering Geologyoutlines the world's climatic and morphological zones and the changes such environments bring upon the ground. It deals with fundamental aspects of surface soils and geology in relation to their engineering behavior and guides the way that ground investigation can be developed to provide appropriate information needed for design and construction of a project--augmented by case histories and experience of practical problems. The book provides a valuable systematic guide to the evaluation and understanding of ground and worldwide environmental conditions of sites and their surrounds. This is done through a series of annotated block models and supporting photographs of common geological and geomorphological situations around the world, with basic text explanations and information on each principal block diagram and its annotated photographs. Ground conditions depend on the climatic, geological, and geomorphological history of the site and its surrounding area. In ground investigation, ground engineering, design and construction, a preliminary study of the local environment (including climate), the landforms, and the geomorphological processes creating and modifying the local landscape is thus required, as well as informed detailed knowledge of the soils and geology, their distribution, properties, and engineering behavior. t;/P> Ground conditions depend on the climatic, geological, and geomorphological history of the site and its surrounding area. In ground investigation, ground engineering, design and construction, a preliminary study of the local environment (including climate), the landforms, and the geomorphological processes creating and modifying the local landscape is thus required, as well as informed detailed knowledge of the soils and geology, their distribution, properties, and engineering behavior.


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