Indian Geotechnical Journal
Description
With 50 years of distinguished publication, Indian Geotechnical Journal (IGJ) encompasses a broad spectrum of Geotechnical Engineering and contributions in the form of research articles, reviews, technical notes and discussions on such topics as Site characterization; Engineering and Constitutive behaviour of soils and rocks; Foundations; Earth retaining structures; Dams; Soil dynamics; Excavations and tunneling; Earthquake geotechnical engineering; Geosynthetics; Case histories in geotechnical engineering practice and reports of innovative concepts and developments.
Indian Geotechnical Journal is published by the Indian Geotechnical Society in association with Springer (India).
Peer Review Information: This journal follows a single blind peer review process.
Latest Articles
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Original Paper
Dynamic Behavior of Saturated Poroelastic Continuum by Simplified Formulation of Biot’s Theory
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Original Paper
Curtain Grouting, a Tool Used for Stopping the Seepage from an Existing Dam
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Original Paper
Insights into Effects of Seepage on Failure of Breakwater Mound: Experimental and Numerical Investigations
- Available 2012 - 2018
- Volumes 7
- Issues 28
- Articles 353
