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Pavement Settlement Monitoring with Mobile Laser Scanning

Pavement Settlement Monitoring with Mobile Laser Scanning

Lessons from the Monitoring Period at Christchurch Northern Corridor Abstract Settlement monitoring of the Christchurch Northern Corridor included detailed road surveys completed using a Mobile Laser Scanning (MLS) system. By combining survey control, a high accuracy Mobile LiDAR system and adapted processing techniques, the solution…

Settlement Performance of Dwellings Constructed on Takanini Peats

Settlement Performance of Dwellings Constructed on Takanini Peats

  ABSTRACT Significant portions of land east of Great South Road in Takanini have been progressively rezoned for development since approximately 2004. With the introduction of the Auckland Unitary Plan, additional land has been identified for future urban development. This land is typically underlain by…

Non-linear soil mechanics

Non-linear soil mechanics

Abstract Routine effective stress analyses for failure of geotechnical structures use a linear Mohr-Coulomb envelope and routine analyses for ground movements use linear elasticity with constant Young’s Modulus E’ or one-dimensional modulus M’. Observations of soil behaviour show that strength and stiffness are non-linear and…

Non-linear soil mechanics

Non-linear soil mechanics

Abstract Routine effective stress analyses for failure of geotechnical structures use a linear Mohr-Coulomb envelope and routine analyses for ground movements use linear elasticity with constant Young’s Modulus E’ or one-dimensional modulus M’. Observations of soil behaviour show that strength and stiffness are non-linear and…

Settlement considerations for AMETI Panmure Phase 1

Settlement considerations for AMETI Panmure Phase 1

AMETI Panmure Phase 1 Project involves construction of three bridges and a covered box in Auckland Volcanic Field consisting of a thin basalt cover underlain by tuff and Puketoka Formation alluvium. Kaawa Formation “bedrock” is at approximately 40 m depth. The Serviceability Limit State (SLS)…