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New Albion Geotechnical provides independent analyses, technical project consultation, and/or internal/external peer review for challenging applications involving major civil works. Specific areas of specialization include: 


Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering

  • Seismic hazard assessment

  • Ground motion characterization

  • Dynamic soil response

  • Liquefaction and cyclic degradation potential of soils

  • Slope stability and earthquake-induced ground failure

  • Ground failure

  • Dynamic Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction

  • Mitigation of seismic and geologic hazards


Advanced Geotechnical Site Characterization

  • Development of site characterization investigations

  • Integrated in-situ and laboratory testing programs

  • Geophysical applications for dynamic soil properties

  • Evaluation of static and dynamic soil behavior

  • Cyclic testing for earthquake engineering applications

  • Characterization of static and cyclic soil properties for sophisticated numerical modeling


Numerical Analysis of Dynamic Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction

  • Port waterfront structures

  • Bridge Foundations and Abutments

  • Earth structures

  • Deep foundations


Deep Foundations

  • Capacity evaluation

  • Axial and lateral performance assessment

  • Static and dynamic testing


Soft Ground Engineering

  • Soil and site characterization

  • Staged-construction of earth structures and foundations

  • Time-dependent behavior of foundations

  • Ground treatment and foundation stabilization


Performance of Earth Structures and Slopes

  • Static and seismic performance


Construction Vibrations

  • Monitoring

  • Evaluation

  • Mitigation


Impact of Natural Hazards on Major Civil Infrastructure

  • Multi-hazard assessment for extreme events (seismic, geologic, flood, hurricane)

  • Multi-disciplinary risk reduction evaluation

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