Rock Mechanics in Civil and Environmental Engineering


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During the last two decades rock mechanics in Europe has been undergoing some major transformation. The reduction of mining activities in Europe affects heavily on rock mechanics teaching and research at universities and institutes. At the same time new emerging activities notably underground infrastructure construction geothermal energy development radioactive waste and CO2 repository and natural hazard management are creating new opportunities of research and engineering. Rock mechanics today is closely associated with and indeed part of construction energy and environmental engineering. Rock Mechanics in Civil and Environmental Engineering collects 200 papers presented at the European Rock Mechanics Symposium EUROCK 2010 covering recent developments in rock mechanics. Topics include rock mechanics theory rock dynamics and rate dependent behaviour laboratory and field test techniques numerical modelling methods and rock mechanics applications to engineering design tunnel excavation and support slope stabilisation radioactive waste repository petroleum and hydropower energy earthquake and natural hazard management. The book will be invaluable to academics and engineers involved and interested in rock mechanics and rock. <p>During the last two decades rock mechanics in Europe has been undergoing some major transformation. The reduction of mining activities in Europe affects heavily on rock mechanics teaching and research at universities and institutes. At the same time, new emerging activities, notably, underground infrastructure construction, geothermal energy development, radioactive waste and CO2 repository, and natural hazard management, are creating new opportunities of research and engineering. Rock mechanics today is closely associated with, and indeed part of, construction, energy, and environmental engineering. </p><p><em>Rock Mechanics in Civil and Environmental Engineering</em> collects 200 papers presented at the European Rock Mechanics Symposium EUROCK 2010, covering recent developments in rock mechanics. Topics include: rock mechanics theory, rock dynamics and rate dependent behaviour, laboratory and field test techniques, numerical modelling methods, and rock mechanics applications to engineering design, tunnel excavation and support, slope stabilisation, radioactive waste repository, petroleum and hydropower energy, earthquake and natural hazard management. The book will be invaluable to academics and engineers involved and interested in rock mechanics and rock.</p>
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