Elsevier - Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology.
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology. Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology is a journal covering the categories related to Building and Construction (Q1); Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology (Q1).It is published by Elsevier Ltd.The overall rank of Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology is 1109.According to SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), this journal is ranked 2.243.
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Robert Mair has published many papers, mainly on the geotechnical aspects of soft ground tunnelling and excavations (see separate list of publications) and has been an invited lecturer at universities and conferences in many countries. He delivered the Institution of Civil Engineers Unwin Memorial Lecture in 1992, the Theme Lecture on Bored Tunnelling in the Urban Environment at the.
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Traditionally the design of civil engineering tunnels in weak rock was divided into two separate activities. The site investigation, determination of rock mass characteristics, calculation of tunnel stability and the determination of “rock loads” were carried out by a geotechnical engineer. The design of the final concrete lining was then carried out by a structural engineer on the basis.