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Colorado’s I-70 Could Have Boston’s Big Dig Beat

February 11, 2008 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Colorado’s I-70 Could Have Boston’s Big Dig Beat

 

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May 31, 2007 rockman Failures Comments Off on Tunnel Repair Begins on CO I-70

ENR reports that repair work has begun on a portion of the Hanging Lake Tunnel on I-70 in Glenwood Colorado after a crack opened up in the tunnel bore ceiling slab. Read on for more info. (CDOT Photo)

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I-70 Glenwood Canyon Rock Slide Damages Road, Bridge

March 9, 2010 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on I-70 Glenwood Canyon Rock Slide Damages Road, Bridge

Colorado governor Bill Ritter declared a disaster emergency Monday after a slide in Glenwood Canyon struck near midnight Sunday. It was located near Hanging Lake Tunnel, spot of a 2004 rockfall event that damaged a […]

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Geotechnical Monitoring Technology Seminar

July 13, 2016 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Geotechnical Monitoring Technology Seminar

Hexagon Geosystems is offereing an inexpensive short course on geotechnical monitoring in Denver in on July 21.  Time is short, but it’s not too late to register. July 21 2016 – Hexagon Geosystems – Denver, […]

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