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Volume 52,
Number 2,
May 2019
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SJR: 0.443, SNIP: 0.695
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Groundwater and its economic nature
Tackling Problems in Civil Engineering Caused by the Presence of Pyrite
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Establishing and quantifying the causal linkage between drainage and earthworks performance for Highways England
Groundwater recharge susceptibility mapping using logistic regression model and bivariate statistical analysis
A case study for identification of organic-silt bottom sediments in an artificial lake formed in gravel alluvium in the geo-tourism locality of Slnečné Jazerá in Senec (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Wind turbine construction in and around Carsington Pasture in Derbyshire - Overcoming the challenges posed by difficult ground conditions.
Introduction to Ground-related Risk to Transportation Infrastructure
Reply to Dr G J Hearn comment on Griffiths (2019) paper entitled ‘Advances in engineering geology in the UK 1950-2018’.
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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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