09Nov
Water Inflows in Deep Excavations in Karstified Rock - A Spotlight on Qatar
Since the dawn of mankind, underground structures, either natural or manmade, were part of life. From the Eupalinian Aqueduct built in the sixth century BC to the deep excavations for the high-rise buildings of Manhattan skyline, to the Doha Metro, the geotechnical sector has become a very specialised industry. Please see full Publication below for more information....
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FTI Consulting
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