Abstract
5 October 1979
Sink holes in the chalk
Engineering Problems of Pipes and Swallow Holes in Chalk
I. E. Higginbottom (Wimpey Laboratories Ltd)
6 November 1979
The young research worker in engineering geology (Work in Progress)
Detection of Narrow Zones of Weak Bed Rock using Seismic Refraction Techniques
A. H. Smith (Chelsea College, University of London)
4 December 1979
(Joint meeting with Hydrogeological Group)
Field permeability testing
Introduction. By P. F. F. Lancaster-Jones (Consultant)
A study of vertical variation in the permeability of a Permian
Sandstone aquifer, using double-packer injection testing
M. Price (Institute of Geological Sciences)
15 January 1980
Site investigation contracts
I. R. Wood (Brunei University)
23 January 1980
(Held at the Institution of Civil Engineers, Great George Street, SW1)
Joint meeting with the British Geotechnical Society
Recent Geotechnical Applications of Acoustic Emission (Microseismic Activity)
H. R. Hardy (The Pennsylvania State University)
11 March 1980
Geothennal energy
Geothechnical aspects of hot dry rock: geothermal exploitation
A. S. Batchelor (Camborne School of Mines)
13 May 1980
Till in civil engineering
Till in civil engineering
R. F. Legget (University of Ottowa)
8–11 September 1980
16th Regional Meeting: Kingston-upon-Thames Engineering Geology Applied to Construction
Theme 1. Slopes and earthworks.
A building site on cambered ground, Radstock, Avon. By A. B. Hawkins & K. D. Privett.
Case history of encounters with relic landslip features in Northamptonshire. By S. J. Biczysko.
Stability of an abandoned cliff in Southampton. By M. E. Barton.
Rock slope stability and remedial measures for a residential development
- © 1982 The Geological Society
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