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Volume 52,
Number 1,
February 2019
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Advances in engineering geology in the UK 1950-2018
Geochemical lessons from Carsington Dam Failure of 1984 and reconstruction
How many samples are needed to prove the absence of contamination – an example using arsenic?
Laboratory investigation nonlinear flow characteristics through natural rock fractures
Engineering behaviour and mechanical - empirical relationships for a problematic New Zealand tropical residual soil
Aggregate supply in Hong Kong: past, present and looking to the future
Introduction to the Nineteenth Glossop Lecture
The lines of evidence approach to challenges faced in engineering geological practice
Identification of Structural Domains Considering the Combined Effect of Multiple Joint Characteristics
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Constituents of potential concern for human health risk assessment of petroleum fuel releases
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Quantification of potential macroseismic effects of the induced seismicity that might result from hydraulic fracturing for shale gas exploitation in the UK
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Atmosphere–vegetation–soil interactions in a climate change context; impact of changing conditions on engineered transport infrastructure slopes in Europe
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