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Reassessment of post-construction residual settlement of a bridge approach embankment using Bayesian back analysisNARA Subscribed
Transportation Geotechnics · 2025 · Vol. 55 · Elsevier
Shan Huang; Jinsong Huang; Merrick Jones; AHM Kamruzzaman; Richard Kelly; Stanley Yuen
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Predicting settlement of embankments built on PVD-improved soil using Bayesian back analysis and elasto-viscoplastic modellingNARA Subscribed
Computers and Geotechnics · 2023 · Vol. 157 · Elsevier
Shan Huang; Jinsong Huang; Richard Kelly; Merrick Jones; A.H.M. Kamruzzaman
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Substratum selection in coral reef sponges and their interactions with other benthic organismsNARA Subscribed
Coral Reefs · 2023 · Vol. 42 · Issue 2 · Springer
Saúl González-Murcia; Merrick Ekins; Tom C. L. Bridge; Christopher N. Battershill; Geoffrey P. Jones
Substratum preferences and contact interactions among sessile organisms can be a major determinant of biotic gradients in the structure of benthic communities on coral reefs. Sponges are a substantial component of these communities, but their substratum requirements and interactions with other benthic taxa are poorly understood. Here, we quantified sponge substratum preferences and interactions from 838 randomly selected photo...
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