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Geotehnic Student
A group for geotechnical students in Iran Visit Geotehnic Student
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US Fabrics Inc
US Fabrics is a geosynthetic products company specializing in geotextiles, geogrids and geomembranes. Visit US Fabrics Inc
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Geoengineer.org
Excellent and comprehensive website on geotechnical and geological engineering that was established in 2002. Visit Geoengineer.org
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geotechref
A Wiki-based collection of geotechnical engineering information, tutorials, resources, and downloads. Visit geotechref
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FHWA Geotechnical Engineering Publications
For transportation related geotechnical engineering, these publications are an absolute must! But all practicing geotechs should find something useful. Visit FHWA Geotechnical Engineering Publications
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Geo-Institute of the ASCE
The Geo-Institute (G-I) is a specialty organization focused on the geo-industry. Created by the American Society of Civil Engineers in October 1996, our 10,400+ members and 44 member organizations now include scientists, engineers, technologists, and […]
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Geotechnical Engineering Directory
They claim to be the most comprehensive Geotechnical Engineering directory on the web. Around since 1999. Visit Geotechnical Engineering Directory
Available Resources
[Updated] Watch the 57th Rankine Lecture from March 15
[Update March 16, 2017] If any of you tried to watch the lecture live on YouTube, I understand there were some technical difficulties. The BGA even issued an appology via email. But you can still […]
Press Releases
New AutoCAD Civils 3D Geotechnical Module boosts usability
Autodesk’s Geotechnical Module for AutoCAD Civils 3D 2017 makes it even easier to integrate and visualise geotechnical data within AutoCAD and enables improved collaboration between project teams working with BIM.
The module, developed for Autodesk by AEC Geotechnical Industry Partner Keynetix, has been completely updated for the 2017 version of AutoCAD Civils 3D. Free to download to existing users, it features a number of enhancements to improve usability.
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