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• Miscellaneous papers
• The Engineering of the Coastal Limestones of Western Australia
• WA Ground Improvement Workshop
• Geotechnical Borehole Database: Perth, Central Business District
• Illustrative Sections Depicting Landslide Susceptibility Of The Illawarra Escarpment (2012)
• Landslide Risk Management (2007)
• Landslide Risk Management (2000)

Miscellaneous papers

• P.W. Mitchell – Collapsing Soils
• Felix Cheng, Peter Mitchell, & Slav Tchepak – Performance of Non-Displacement and Displacement Piling
• Derrick Hand, Coroner – Report of the inquest into the deaths arising from the Thredbo landslide

The Engineering of the Coastal Limestones of Western Australia

In March 2008, the Western Australian Chapter of the AGS held a seminar on The Engineering of the Coastal Limestones of Western Australia. The aim of the seminar was to educate engineers and geologists about the characteristics of the limestone of Western Australia and provide case studies that demonstrate the engineering challenges presented by this material.

The seminar included presentations by academics and local practitioners who have many years of experience in characterising and working with Limestones in Western Australia. An afternoon field trip to sites around Perth was conducted to observe the stratigraphy and engineering features of the limestones.

Some of the presentations given at this seminar are available to download:

• Bruce Bulley – Slope Stability Aspects of the Coastal Limestones of Kings Park and Botanic Gardens
• Bob Gozzard – Karst features in the coastal limestones of WA
• Charles Waterton – Strength Description of Coastal & Marine Limestones

WA Ground Improvement Workshop

• Buddhima Indraratna – E.H. Davis Lecture
• Serge Varaksin
  1. Introduction Of Soil Improvement
  2. Without Added Material
  3. With Added Material
  4. Extreme Ground Conditions

Geotechnical Borehole Database: Perth, Central Business District

• Locations
• Location Plan
• Groundwater
• Stratigraphy
• Disclaimer

Illustrative Sections Depicting Landslide Susceptibility Of The Illawarra Escarpment (2012)

The Society actively encourages dissemination and use of its material, as do the authors in regard to these Illustrative Sections. Should the sections be used in other publications, the source (this paper and this journal) should be prominently acknowledged and duly referenced. Copyright of the sections rests, and will continue to rest irrevocably, with the Australian Geomechanics Society (AGS).

• Illustrative Sections Depicting Landslide Susceptibility Of The Illawarra Escarpment by Andrew Leventhal and Phil Flentje (5.8MB)
• FIG IIS-1A – Cropped (13.9MB)
• FIG IIS-1B (165KB)
• FIG IIS-2A (772KB)
• FIG IIS-2B (285KB)
• FIG IIS-3A (634KB)
• FIG IIS-3B (190KB)
• FIG IIS-4A (991KB)
• FIG IIS-4B (172KB)
• Location Plan, Figure LP1 (86KB)

Landslide Risk Management (2007)

• A National Landslide Risk Management Framework for Australia
• Guideline for Landslide Susceptibility, Hazard and Risk Zoning for Land Use Planning
• Commentary on Guideline for Landslide Susceptibility, Hazard and Risk Zoning for Land Use Planning
• Practice Note Guidelines for Landslide Risk Management
• Appendix D – Example Forms
• Commentary on Practice Note Guidelines for Landslide Risk Management
• The Australian GeoGuides for Slope Management and Maintenance

Landslide Risk Management (2000)

• Landslide Risk Management Concepts And Guidelines
• Garth Powell’s Letter to the Editor
• Response to Garth Powell’s Letter
• Other Letters to the Editor and Responses