In situ testing in geomechanics: Questioning current engineering practice

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In situ testing in geomechanics: Questioning current engineering practice

Presenter: Professor Fernando Schnaid
Title: In situ testing in geomechanics: Questioning current engineering practice
Launching Date & Time: 01 October 2014 2:00pm GMT

 

 

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Session Question & Answer [CLOSED]

Antonio Viana da Fonseca

Well done, Fernando. Yes, I agree with you. Compressibility needs to be integrated. That's a KEY FACTOR! Thanks for your very nice lecture. Regards for your friend, Ant

Fernando Schnaid

Dear Ant

KURT ANDRÉ PEREIRA AMANN

Dear Fernando, I attended your webinar and I congratulate you for your work! I hope to have new opportunities to attend your presentations on this channel of the international society! Congratulations! Kurt Amann (FEI - S

Fernando Schnaid

Dear Kurt, Thanks for the positive response. My intention was to raise questions related to current practice of assessing strength-strain and time dependent soil properties. Although our colleges from this area have made some remarkable contributions to the state-of-practice, there are some topics that are worth discussing.

Bile Ouertani

great job thanks

Fernando Schnaid

Thanks! In situ testing interpretation is a topic of many outstanding recent contributions. The ISSMGE technical committee is very active in promoting venues for discussion the standard of practice. This webinar is another effort in this direction.

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