Australian Geomechanics
Volume 53, Number 3

Technical Papers

• Use of small unmanned aerial vehicles and related digital data in geotechnical and natural hazard impact assessment

  David L. Stewart, Harry Follas, David L. Knott and Timothy Delport

• Unmanned aerial vehicles(UAV) and their continuing application to geotechnical slope risk assessment and design

  Jason Hellmuth, Andrew Hunter and Andrew Barclay

• Slope assessment in the digital age – a case history

  Drian Roos, Dewald Kruger and Robert Damhuis

• Real-time monitoring and wireless data transmission to predict rain-induced landslides in critical slopes

  Tharindu Abeykoon, Chaminda Gallage, Biyanvilage Dareeju and Jessica Trofimovs

• Three dimensional geological models in ground engineering: when to use, how to build and review, benefits and potential pitfalls

  Graham Rose, Philip Kirk, Camilla Gibbons and Adam Lander

• Connecting countries with 3D geological models

  Pat McLarin and Tina Živec

• Use of low-cost terrestrial and aerial imaging sensors for geotechnical applications

  Klaus Thoeni, Marina Santise, David E. Guccione, Stephen Fityus, Ricardo Roncella and Anna Giacomini

• Comparison of imaging technologies for geotechnical investigation of abandoned coal mine workings: a case study

  J. A. Johnston, M. Semmler, M. Montgomery, S. Fityus, J. Lea, K. Black and S. McDonald

• The evolution of identifying construction material sources

  James Wilson, Jason Mann, Philip Pantel and Ramli Halim

• Digital imaging of geotechnical boreholes: benefits and risks

  Tariq I. H. Rahiman

• Construction and preliminary testing of a homemade slope stability radar

  Raoul Falkstrom and Adrian B. McCallum