This issue is yet another Special Edition with a very good reason. The International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment was founded in 1964 and it is therefore celebrating 60 years this year. The New Zealand Geotechnical Society has close links with the IAEG…
Thank you It feels like Summer is finally here after a year of some pretty interesting weather! When this magazine lands we will be in that final mad dash to tick off all the things on the list in time for Christmas…well just remember to…
I want to start this by saying a huge thank you to all of those who have submitted pieces for this edition of the magazine, we all know the industry has been somewhat busy with the cyclone responses but without people giving up their time…
In this issue we have many papers from those in the earlier stages of their careers as well as those in the later stages passing on their wise words. Our NZGS Young Geotechnical Professionals who were not able to attend the Cairns conference were invited…
A state of constant change As Christmas approaches we look back on a year of changes, and can no doubt look forward to many more! Key changes affecting NZGS this year have included a new Committee and Chair, a change in the Editors, loss of…
A state of constant change As Christmas approaches we look back on a year of changes, and can no doubt look forward to many more! Key changes affecting NZGS this year have included a new Committee and Chair, a change in the Editors, loss of some…
This paper was originally published in Australian Geomechanics in September 2018 and is reproduced by permission of AGS ABSTRACT Three dimensional geological models are increasingly being used to characterise the world of ground engineering. Soil, rock, geological structures such as faults, rock fall zones and…
