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GE’s technical paper database provides you with access to technical papers and notes written by well-respected engineers and academics from across the industry. All papers are peer reviewed before publication in GE to ensure a high standard is maintained. GE has always tried to publish technical papers that provide practical knowledge and best practice that can be applied directly to the day to day work of geotechnical engineers. Full access to the archive of papers dating back to 1968 is now available to all GE subscribers, thanks to the support of Arup.

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If you are interested in submitting a technical paper, please contact GE’s editor Claire Smith. Papers considered for publication in GE are normally between 2,000 and 4,000 words in length. All papers should be submitted in MS Word format with all images and diagrams supplied as jpeg or tiff files.

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Technical Paper: Slope stabilisation and erosion protection in a single operationSubscription

Technical paper: Construction of a reinforced soil wall for a working platform for 1000t crane and TBM on the Elan Valley AqueductSubscription

Technical paper: Railway earthworks with particular emphasis on the behaviour of clay embankments in the South east.Subscription

Cooling Prize Paper: The material point method in slope stability analysisSubscription

Technical note: Definitive new guidance for asbestos in soil and construction and demolition materialsSubscription

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