Titlebook: Probabilistic Methods in Geotechnical Engineering; D. V. Griffiths,Gordon. A. Fenton Book 2007 CISM Udine 2007 Eurocode 7.Moment.Probabili

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Tools and Strategies for Dealing with Uncertainty in Geotechnics,ing its effect(s) on the results. To characterize the uncertainties in soil and/or rock properties, the engineer needs to combine, in addition to actual data, knowledge about the quality of the data, knowledge on the geology and, most importantly, engineering judgment. Once the uncertainty in input

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Basic Concepts and Applications of Point Estimate Methods in Geotechnical Engineering,iption of the theoretical background is given and an illustrative example analysing a sheet pile wall supporting an excavation is presented to demonstrate the general applicability of the proposed approach. Finally the application to numerical analyses of tunnel excavation is discussed in some detai

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Basic Concepts and Applications of Random Sets in Geotechnical Engineering,ories. Random sets are employed to describe the variability of material parameters and geometrical data. After a brief introduction of the basics of the proposed approach application to a boundary value problem, namely a deep excavation analysis, is presented. Comparison with in situ measurements is