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June 23, 2017 rockman Links, Resources Comments Off on Terracon

With local expertise backed by national resources, Terracon provides geotechnical, environmental, construction materials and facilities services nationwide with more than 95 offices and 3,000 employees.

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Homepage for one of the best free resources for engineering geologists, the USBR Engineering Geology Field Manual. They also have information on Terrestrial 3d Photogrammetry and LIDAR for rock mass characterization and other applications. Visit […]

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Triggs Technologies

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Development, manufacture, and sale of the Wildcat dynamic cone penetrometer, which economically and continuously measures strength, CBR, and N-values of soils to 25-foot depths. Visit Triggs Technologies

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Dataforensics, LLC

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RAPID CPT, Plog, Pdensity, and Pconcrete – software that empowers you to efficiently and effectively collect, manage, and report your site investigation and QA/QC projects. Utilize handheld or PDA data collection and integrate nicely with […]

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