Creating more resilient designs for earthworks in the face of climate change
In this Tech Talk, ICE knowledge research lead James Crumly hosts guests Liz Rivers, senior associate director of ground engineering at Jacobs, and Alison Norrish, director and fellow at Arup, as they discuss what engineers can do to better understand the impact of climate change on earthworks stability and the implications for managing and mitigating asset degradation.
After listening to this podcast, you will:
The understanding of how drainage systems, the management of the water, fits together with earthworks and more general geotechnical design and protection is going to be increasingly important
Alison Norrish
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