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Finite Element Modelling of a Deep Excavation in Boston Blue Clay
No full textAbstractThe work investigates the behaviour of a deep excavation that forms part of a wide basement located in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. The glacial marine clay deposit is modelled with a kinematic hardening model for structured soils, its reduced bubble model version and the well-known Modified Cam Clay model. The aim of the work is to assess the effects of the added features of the advanced model, such as small-strain stiffness, structure degradation and anisotropy, on the numerical prediction of the overall behaviour of the excavation. The first part of the paper provides a brief description of the site conditions, ground profile and construction sequences for the case study under consideration. Then, the soil model calibration process using experimental undrained triaxial, self-boring pressuremeter and constant rate of strain consolidation tests is discussed. Finally, the comparison of the predicted wall deflection and ground settlements profiles with observed movements is presented
Survey of bathymetry and current fields by radar image series acquired by shore based x-band radar
No full textAnalysis of nautical X-band radar images for the generation of bathymetric map by the NSP method
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No full textStorm Impact on the Coastal Geomorphology and Current Field by Wave Field Image Sequences
No full textThe H3 Haplotype of the EPCR Gene Determines High sEPCR Levels in Critically-ill Septic Patients
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