The objective of this report was to produce a design guide related to roadway design and construction in organic terrain referred as "Muskeg". The report covers the latest design and construction principles so that the designers, planners, builders and operators can systematically analyze the available information, assemble required data and design roadways. General aspects of foundation stability, common types of problems which may develop and investigations required to evaluate problems are also outlined. (114 p.)
Past placment of structural foundation support piles in frozen soils generally has been performed using drilled and slurry backfill techniques. The ea...
In this report we represent the results of our geotechnical characterization of natural foundation soils along the Dalton Highway from the Livengood t...
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