Technical papers

Evaluation and prediction of high-rise building settlements based on satellite data

High-rise buildings in the western part of The Netherlands are subject to settlement as a result of compression of deep-lying cohesive layers.

DOI: 10.15488/9342

Preparing for a Wind Revolution: Integrated Site Characterization Reduces Project Risk

The Atlantic OCS is the starting point for offshore wind-based energy projects in the U.S and Fugro is adapting proven integrated site characterization services to the specific needs of the clients.

Adaptive source and plume characterization for efficient model development under heterogeneous site conditions

The Voigtländer camera production site in Braunschweig was operated until 1972. The facility’s use of chlorinated solvents for grease removal led to significant soil and groundwater contamination.

DOI: 10.1007/s00767-012-0187-z

Using pre-screening methods for an effective and reliable site characterization at megasites

This paper illustrates the usefulness of prescreening methods for an effective characterization of polluted sites.

DOI: 10.1007/s11356-015-4649-6

The effectiveness of site investigation in regard to project costs – a case study

This paper will highlight the positive effects of increased investigation efforts on reduction of total remediation costs at a specific site.

DOI: 10.1002/cepa.710

Nanoscale zero-valent iron flakes for groundwater treatment

We present the development and the characterization of a new kind of NZVI with several advantages on the basis of laboratory experiments.

DOI: 10.1007/s12665-014-3239-0

Improving Drilling Geohazards Assessments of the Overburden Section by Performing Seismic Multi-Attribute Analysis

We propose a more robust procedure than the traditional 3D seismic maximum negative amplitude volume extraction analysis to improve shallow gas assessments for sites on the North Slope, Alaska.

DOI: 10.4043/30620-MS

Probabilistic Seismic Inversion for Shallow Site Characterization on the Hydrate Ridge Area

Geophysical seismic surveys have been applied to marine geo-site characterization to create images of the complex geological conditions under the seafloor.

DOI: 10.4043/30573-MS

Prelude FLNG Driven Anchor Piles in Australian Carbonate Soils: Free-Fall Risk Management by Design

The Prelude FLNG facility anchoring system is based on a turret with 16 anchor legs, each connected to driven anchor piles in generally very weak and variable carbonate soils.

DOI: 10.4043/30492-MS

An Enhanced Geodetic Network and Geoid Model for Municipalities of Abu Dhabi Emirate

This paper discusses the optimal combination to ensure accurate georeferencing of all survey works in both position and height.