2011•Unpublished venueRequires access
Geotechnical Data Transfer and Management for Large Construction Projects and National Archives
Roger Chandler
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Abstract
The scope of the geotechnical data being recorded and stored has increased within the last few years to regularly include long term monitoring, geotechnical laboratory test results, chemical data and geohazard mapping together with the standard site investigation data. This increase in the amount and type of data stored has increased the complexity of the data management and data analysis process.