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This guide presents information on the types of soil stabilization techniques that have or can be used in the state of Alaska. It covers techniques including asphalt, cement, lime, mechanical, chemical, and other methods. For each method there is a discussion on materials and design considerations, construction issues, and expected performance and costs. The appendices include a glossary of terms, a reading list on prior stabilization used in Alaska, a discussion on the soils in Alaska, and a slide presentation summarizing the highlights of the guide.
Permafrost degradation in regions of high seismic activity increases the potential for soil liquefaction, which can be a serious threat to transportat...
This interdisciplinary project combined seismic data recorded at bridge sites with computer models to identify how highway bridges built on permanentl...
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