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Special Engineering Geology

Summary

Special engineering geology is an applied geology discipline that provides data indispensable to the design and geotechnical solution for engineering structures. The subject comprises theoretical and practical lessons covering Classification of foundation situation and soil foundation for build-up a civil, industrial, line, hydrotechnic, underground and other objects. The course also deals with assessment check of local state of their investigation, complexes of exploration methods, teleological engineering-geologic maps, forecast and risk rating resulted from rock environment and estimation of sources of current buildings accidents sources incurrenced by changes of foundation situation.

Literature

LANCELLOTTA, R. Geotechnical engineering. 2nd ed., New York: Taylor, 2009, 499 p. ISBN 02-039-2783-4 
DAS, B. M., SOBHAN, K. Principles of geotechnical engineering. 8th ed., Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning, 2014, 726 p. ISBN 11-331-0866-0 
KNIGHT, M. J., MINTY, E. J., SMITH, R. B. Collected Case Studies in Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Environmental Geology. Geol. Soc. Austr. Butterfly Books, Sydney, 1983, 103-119 p.
BELL, F. Engineering in rock masses. Boston: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992, 580 p. ISBN 07-506-1063-8 

Advised literature

BLYTH, F., FREITAS, M. D. A geology for engineers. 7th ed., London: E. Arnold, 1984, 325 p. ISBN 07-131-2882-8 
GLADE, T., ANDERSON, M., CROZIER, M. J. Landslide hazard and risk. Hoboken, NJ: J. Wiley, 2005, 802 p. ISBN 04-714-8663-9 
BICKEL, J. O., KUESEL, T., KING, E. H. Tunnel engineering handbook. 2nd ed., New York: Chapman, 1996, 544 p. ISBN 04-129-9291-4 
ELNASHAI, A. S., SARNO, L. D. Fundamentals of earthquake engineering. Chichester, U.K.: Wiley, 2008, 347 p. ISBN 04-700-2484-4 


Language of instruction čeština, čeština, čeština, čeština, angličtina, čeština
Code 541-0978
Abbreviation SIG
Course title Special Engineering Geology
Coordinating department Department of Geological Engineering
Course coordinator prof. Ing. Marian Marschalko, Ph.D.