Geotechnical Studies: Preliminary Investigations

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Covers the organization and types of mechanical tests in soil mechanics, including laboratory and in situ tests.

Covers the Modified Cam Clay Model, stress paths, pore pressure, settlements, and applications in geotechnical problems.

Covers the importance of geotechnical investigations and in-situ tests using various maps and preliminary studies.

Discusses landslide hazard, factors influencing landslides, classification, impact, and risk reduction.

Explores pile groups' bearing capacity in various soils and their design considerations.

Explores the design and stability of various types of retaining walls in geotechnical engineering.

Explores geotechnical engineering projects, case studies, and factors influencing project outcomes.

Covers the importance of groundwater in developing countries, sustainability, hydrogeochemical processes, and aquifer structure.

Explores groundwater flow mechanics, covering natural slope movements, embankment stability, and Darcy's law.

Covers final project presentations on precast concrete design in a seismic region.