Australian Geomechanics
Volume 52, Number 3

Technical Papers

• Setup of driven pile capacity with time in soft marine sediments

  Ross Kristinof and Mark Thorn

• The Tuas West Extension contracts 1686 & 1687 – highly variable Jurong Formation, karstic cavities, and large bored pile and barrette construction

  Christopher Daniel, Xing Wei Li and Andrew Yap

• The role of micro-mechanics on the consolidation history of granular materials

  H. B. K. Nguyen and M. M. Rahman

• Assessment of the impact of climate change on expansive soil movements and site classification

  Xi Sun, Jie Li and Annan Zhou

• Effect of anisotropy on the bearing capacity and deformation of sand

  Alaa H. J. Al-Rkaby, A. Chegenizadeh and H. R. Nikraz

• Characterisation of municipal solid waste materials for the purpose of engineering design in transport infrastructure project

  Firman Siahaan, Theva Muttuvel and Ashok Peiris

• A soil mechanics study into the liquefaction of shipped metallic ores

  Katherine A. Kwa

• Laying the foundation for the Sydney Light Rail

  G. Chan and A. Steindler

• A hundred piles in highly variable ground conditions – pile design for Crown Sydney Hotel Resort

  Douglas Warne