The Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering (EJGE) is a new electronic journal that is available on the World Wide Web. EJGE is supported by a distinguished advisory and editorial board, has high scientific standards and takes advantage of current electronic document technology.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to: _ Conventional Problems of Geotechnical Engineering: New developments in the classical areas of bearing capacity, settlement, lateral earth pressures, and slope stability; such as new theories, testing and verification studies, and computer applications. _ Geosynthetics: New ideas, uses, and developments in the area of geosynthetics. _ Environmental Geotechnics: New applications and inventions in the fast developing field of geoenvironmental engineering. _ Soil Dynamics: New theoretical developments, applications, and field observations in soil dynamics and geotechnical earthquake engineering. _ Computational Geomechanics: Geotechnical knowledge representation; multimedia and world-wide web applications to geotechnical engineering; applications of artificial intelligence (or natural stupidity); user interfaces and visualization; computer graphics; computer-aided design. _ Emerging Fields of Study: New problems in search of answers, in materials science, transport, and other relevant developments.
Researchers and practicing geotechnical engineers are cordially invited to submit their contributions to the profession to the Editor. Please see the Authors'' Guide for information on manuscript submission.
The Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering
EDITOR IN CHIEF Mete Öner (Oklahoma State University, USA)
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Jacobo Bielak (Carnegie-Mellon University, USA) Nenad Bicanic (University of Glasgow, UK) Peter J Bosscher (University of Wisconsin, USA) Edward Brylawski (GEONOR Instrumentation, USA) Joseph A. Caliendo (Utah State University, USA) Helder I. Chaminé (ISEP, Portugal) Dave H. Chan (University of Alberta, Canada) Patricia J. Culligan (Columbia University, USA) Michael C. R. Davies (University of Auckland, NZ) Eric C. Drumm (University of Tennessee, USA) Sam Frydman (Technion, Israel) Pit Fritz (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH-Z, Switzerland) Lars Olav Grande (Norwegian Institute of Technology, Norway) Francois E. Heuze (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA) Bujang Bin Kim Huat (University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia) Sinan Inel (Dames and Moore, USA) Milan Maksimovic (University of Belgrade, Serbia) W. Allen Marr (GEOCOMP Corporation, USA) Paul W. Mayne (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA) Faisal HJ Ali (University of Malaya, Malaysia) Reed Mosher (US Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station, USA) Michael E. Pace (US Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station, USA) Sibel Pamukcu (Lehigh University, USA) Jean Herve Prevost (Princeton University, USA) Yoram Rubin (University of California, USA) T. G. Sitharam (Indian Institute of Science, India) Bogdan Teodoru (Gheorghe Asachi Technical University, Romania) David Toll (University of Durham, UK) Frank C. Townsend (University of Florida, USA) John R. Williams (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA) Mishac K. Yegian (Northeastern University, USA) Thomas F. Zimmie (Renselear Polytechnic Institute, USA)
Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto