A couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending #ISC7 in Barcelona, where the SRK Consulting team presented various interesting developments. I was involved in three papers presented in the congress: One work, in collaboration with Joe Rola CPEng, Mauro Giuliano Sottile, Nicolás Alejandro Rivas, and Alejo O. Sfriso, detailed the development of a 3D ground model using Leapfrog software. This model was created using data from over 200+ CPTu soundings, 30+ boreholes, and 30+ test pits. Link: https://lnkd.in/dFsK9hVS The second work, in collaboration with Jodie Crocker and Mauro Giuliano Sottile, utilized DBSCAN and HDBSCAN machine learning clustering algorithms to automate the development of the ground model from the first paper. The results are exciting, with soil layers being identified very well in a highly computationally efficient manner. Link: https://lnkd.in/df-frUKT The third work, in collaboration with Florencia Spinazzola and Mauro Giuliano Sottile, focused on evaluating the dynamic liquefaction potential of tailings using simplified methods. Our study compared the widely-used Boulanger & Idriss (2014) method with the novel approach by Saye, Olson, and Franke (2021). By analyzing CPTu data from various tailings storage facilities around the world, we found that the new method offers a more robust analysis, particularly for fine tailings. Link: https://lnkd.in/dJZ8m5pS Thanks to the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) and CIMNE team for hosting such an amazing conference! It was nice to get back to Barcelona after so many years. #isc7, #groundmodel, #leapfrog, #machinelearning, #dbscan, #hdbscan, #liquefaction, #tailings
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Thank you, Lisandro, for joining us and sharing your insights. We hope your time in Barcelona was productive!