论文信息 - The role of the Engineering Geologist during construction

The role of the Engineering Geologist during construction

Summary The paper describes the functions that the engineering geologist may be required to perform whilst employed as part of the construction team during project development. Examples are provided from major schemes within the author's experience illustrating the essential part the geologist has to play. The role of the engineering geologist during construction is evaluated and conclusions drawn.

Graham Edward Rawlings | G. E. Rawlings

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