SOIL LIQUEFACTION MITIGATION USINGSUSTAINABLE ADDITIVES AND RECYCLED MATERIALS by ROLANDO ORENSE Abstract Soil liquefaction remains one of the primary causes of severe damage during earthquakes. Although significant advances have been made in understanding its mechanisms and developing mitigation strategies, liquefaction continues to pose a major…
The International Symposium on Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering, held in honour of Prof. Misko Cubrinovski took place on 2-3 February 2026 at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. This webpage provides archival information of this event in the form of presentation slides, videos, and photos.
The recording from the presentation is available here: More details on the presentation: Rock slopes design: how to choose the “right” values – New Zealand Geotechnical Society
NZGS webinar from 18th May 2022 – Unsaturated Soil Mechanics Rainfall-induced Slope Failures Presented by Harianto Rahardjo, View HERE
NZGS and the Module 1 authors ran a live webinar on Module 1, Version 1 on 7 July 2022. The webinar included: Overview of the Module by Prof. Misko Cubrinovski, University of Canterbury. Overview of how the NZSEE, SESOC and NZGS advisory “Designing for Uncertainty…
Presented by Kyle M Rollins and Jashod Roy on 8th May 2022
Day 3 of the NZGS Climate Change Symposium View HERE
This is day two of the Symposium Webinar View HERE
This is part one of a three day webinar View HERE
Recorded webinar from 28th March 2022 Presented by Dr Max Kluger – University of Waikato