Advances in Offshore Geotechnics
Tuesday, 7 May
610
Technical / Poster Session
Significant advances are being made in offshore geotechnics, in the areas of site characterization, foundation design and installation. These advances are driven by a combination of research and operational experience. The session includes topics related to pile installation, spudcan penetration, evaluation of problem soils (carbonates and sub-glacial till), laboratory facilities and the application of artificial intelligence to marine soil characterization. This session will showcase these advances and provide an opportunity to re-evaluate best practices in offshore geotechnics.
Chairperson(s)
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0930-0948 35156Gentle Driving of Piles: Field Observations, Quantitative Analysis and Further Development
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0950-1008 35172Geotechnical Properties of Subglacial Till at Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Farm Sites
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1010-1028 35325An Application of Machine Learning to Predicting Shear Wave Velocity of Marine Clay
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1030-1048 35473The Design of a New Laboratory Facility to Evaluate Axial and Lateral Pipe-Soil Interaction at Real Scale
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1050-1108 35238Pile Drivability Assessment Through Rock Formations
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1110-1128 35383Influence of Soil Backflow and Punch-Through Phenomenon on Spudcan Penetration in Two-Layer Soil Formations
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1130-1148 35269Geotechnical Site Investigation Over 3500 Meter Depth