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"Earthwork Slips and Subsidences upon Public Works: Their Causes, Prevention, and Reparation" by John Newman delves into the crucial field of earthwork engineering. Addressing the vital aspects of slope stability and soil mechanics, this book meticulously explores the causes, prevention, and reparation of earthwork failures in public works projects.
A comprehensive guide for civil engineers and anyone interested in the science of earthworks, the text examines the challenges posed by landslides and subsidences. Its clear and concise approach makes complex concepts accessible, providing practical insights applicable to real-world scenarios. Focusing on the enduring principles of construction and environmental considerations, this volume remains a valuable resource for understanding the geological factors influencing engineering projects. Rediscover this classic work on earth sciences, essential for understanding the foundations of safe and sustainable infrastructure.
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