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October 31, 2007 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Video: Fun with Falling Rocks

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UC Berkley GeoEngineering Lectures on YouTube

June 3, 2009 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on UC Berkley GeoEngineering Lectures on YouTube

UC Berkley has a bunch of lectures online, including three geoengineering themed ones. It appears that they were all from lectures given as a part of the 27th Annual GeoEngineering Distinguished Lecture Series on May 8, 2009. So if you have an hour plus to kill per lecture (and I haven’t yet), you can check out one of the following.

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Colorado Highway 145 Rockslide Mitigation

June 20, 2019 rockman Geologic Hazards, News Comments Off on Colorado Highway 145 Rockslide Mitigation

GeoStabilization international helped Colorado DOT get highway 145 reopened after two massive rocks rolled down the slope cutting an 8 foot trench across both lanes. GSI had a team of scalers helicoptered up to the […]

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Engineering Geology and Geotechnics Lecture Videos from Missouri S&T

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Missouri S&T (known as UM Rolla a while back) has a number of courses that are available through their YouTube channel.  One such course is their GeoEng 341 course, Engineering Geology and Geotechnics taught by […]

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