Australian Geomechanics
Volume 59, Number 3

Australian Geomechanics, Volume 59, Number 3 — Editorial, View from the Chair, and News

Proposed Changes to the Governance Arrangements of the AGS

Australian Engineering Geology – State Of The Art

Graeme Jardine and Darren Paul

The State of Engineering Geology Education in Australia

Darren Paul

Establishing Professional Accreditation Pathways for Australian Engineering Geologists in the Civil Design and Construction Industry

Megan Packer, Tim Nash, Christopher Bennett and Andrew Doe

Application of Engineering Geological Models

Fred Baynes and Steve Parry

A 30 Year review of Rockfall Frequency and Coastal Cliff Regression on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia

Greg Kotze, Andrew Hunter and David Field

Methods for assessing Remote Rockfall Hazards above Transport Corridors

David Field and Andrew Hunter

Rock Mass Characterisation of existing concrete dams – Making the most of limited historical data – Tinaroo Falls Dam

Taylor K. Winckle, Gregory Dryden, Alex Duwell and Graeme Jardine

Enhancing resilience by considering Climate Change Influenced Bushfire in Slope Risk Analysis

Tim Mote and Jason Hellmuth

An update on the Landslide Inventory and Susceptibility Modelling in the Illawarra with an analysis of the 2022 Rainfall Events

Connor Larkin, Darshika Palamakumbure and Phil Flentje

Applying the Engineering Geological Model Approach to Quaternary Glacial Geology in Western Tasmania

Alistair Schofield and Nicholas J. Roberts

Coastal Rockfall Characterisation and Risk Management on Wadjemup – Rottnest Island, Western Australia

Paul Baker and Scott Davidson