Brian Sheil

University of Oxford

United Kingdom

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Byron Byrne

University of Oxford

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Stephen Suryasentana

University Of Strathclyde

UNITED KINGDOM

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Konstantinos Georgiadis

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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

GREECE

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Brian Sheil

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An investigation of the behaviour of polymer fluids in the American Petroleum Institute filter press

Cutting shoe design for open caissons in sand: influence on vertical bearing capacity

Group shape effects on the lateral capacity of pile groups in undrained soil

Discussion of “Experimental Study on the Pipe-Soil Interface under the Influence of Pipe Jacking Stagnation Time” by Tianliang Lia, Wen Zhaoa, Run Liua, Jianyong Hana and Cheng Chenga

Undrained bearing capacity of the cutting face for an open caisson

Prediction of Pipe-Jacking Forces Using a Bayesian Updating Approach

Hybrid Framework for Forecasting Circular Excavation Collapse: Combining Physics-Based and Data-Driven Modeling

Lateral limiting pressure on square pile groups in undrained soil

Machine learning to inform tunnelling operations: recent advances and future trends

Assessment of Anomaly Detection Methods Applied to Microtunneling

Effect of torsion on the undrained limiting lateral resistance of piles in clay

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Byron Byrne

Stephen Suryasentana

Konstantinos Georgiadis

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