Geotechnical engineering is a branch of civil engineering that deals with the behavior and properties of soil, rock, and other materials that support structures and infrastructures.

Highways and bridges are earthy matters and a geotechnical engineer is just the kind of person to delve into the deep subject of what’s below ground. Several years ago during National Engineering ...

Geotechnical engineers focus on the design and construction of foundations — among many other things. And aspiring engineers with an interest in soil mechanics find themselves drawn to study at ...

Geotechnical engineering is concerned with the engineering properties of earth materials. Geotechnical engineers investigate the soil and bedrock below a site to confirm their engineering ...

The Geotechnical Engineering section does not consider studies of soil and rock properties that are not directly related to civil engineering applications. Additionally, research focusing solely on ...

The geotechnical research centrifuge is a 50g-tonne 4m diameter beam centrifuge, manufactured by Thomas Broadbent and Sons Ltd. Physical modelling at prototype stresses can provide enhanced ...

MetaField, the leading field and lab workflow platform for construction materials testing, geotechnical engineering, and inspection firms, has successfully completed ISO 27001, SOC ...

From buildings to bridges, the built environment would benefit from a stronger collaboration between structural engineers and geotechnical engineers, leaders of both disciplines agree. But ...

The move allows Bloomington-based TKDA to offer more services in-house, with hopes of expansion across the United States.