The liquefaction or softening of the soils and the potential vulnerability of existing buildings
on liquefiable soils continue to be of major concern to the public because it has repeatedly …

Although compressibility is a critical aspect of groundwater, research on this factor has been
primarily limited to laboratory tests and theoretical analyses. Thus, the effects of this property …

Liquefaction is a common concern for geotechnical engineers in moderate-to-high seismic
areas. Loose, non-plastic and saturated soils are most prone to liquefaction. Traditional …

The purpose of this study is to assess Haditha Dam's catchment area and accessible surface
area in order to guarantee that these regions can hold water without being at risk of floods …

Bedrock has to be excavated before the construction of rock-socketed pile foundations for
offshore wind power turbines, leading to the exposure of fresh and dry rocks to seawater …

Earthquake-induced soil liquefaction is a catastrophic phenomenon that can damage
existing building foundations and other structures, resulting in significant economic losses …

Tunnels located in liquefiable soils are prone to flotation following earthquakes. When the
shaking-induced pore water pressure buildup continues, saturated soil surrounding the …

This research delineates a numerical elucidation concerning the flow through an
embankment, utilising PLAXIS2D software, and underscores the pivotal influence of soil …

Accidents are common in construction. Trades and operations must be linked despite the
building industry's divided production phase. Construction is dangerous; thus, workers' …