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Engineering geology

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Geotechnical materials in construction

Marion P. Rollings, Marian P. Rollings, Raymond S. Rollings

1995

The great Wenchuan earthquake of 2008

A. Lin

2010

Geotechnology of waste management

Issa S. Oweis

1990

Geological factors in rapid excavation

1973

Geotechnical Engineering of Dams

Robin Fell

2005

An introduction to geotechnical engineering

Robert D Holtz, William D. Kovacs

2008

North coastal area investigation

California. Dept. of Water Resources.

1963

Engineering geology and construction

F. G. Bell

2004

Site investigations and foundations explained

M. V. Symons, M. Carter

1989

Mathematics for seismic data processing and interpretation

A. R. Camina

1984

A history of progress

W. Allen Marr

2002

A manual of geology for civil engineers

Pitts, John

1984

Principles of groundwater engineering

William Clarence Walton

1991

Geology for civil engineers

McLean, A. C.

1979

Environmental and engineering geophysics

P. Vallabh Sharma

1997

Geotechnical hazards

Rolando P. Orense

2003

Geomechanics & Water Engineer in Envi

Chowdhury

1992

Geotechnology

National Research Council (U.S.). Geotechnical Board

1989

Geotechnical engineering analysis and evaluation

Roy E. Hunt

1986

Cities and geology

Robert Ferguson Legget

1973

Engineering geology

Perry H. Rahn

1986

Groundwater engineering

Abdel-Aziz I. Kashef

1986

Engineering geology

F. G. Bell

1993

Principles of engineering geology and geotechnics

Dimitri Pavlovitch Krynine

1957

Debris-flow hazards and related phenomena

Matthias Jakob

2011

Slope stability

K. S. Richards

1987

Excavation handbook

Horace K. Church

1981

Applied geophysics for geologists and engineers

Donald Harrison Griffiths

1988

Stress Field of the Earth’s Crust

Arno Zang

2010

Engineering geology

Richard E. Goodman

1993

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