In the Netherlands research has been performed on the Observational Method, aiming at a wider use of the method in the design of underground and infrastructural construction works. This paper summarizes the guideline that was output of the research, providing a clear definition, an overview of obstacles and pre-conditions, practical recommendations on how to make a safe design while using the principles of Observational Method within the context of the Eurocode 7 and practical recommendations on how to organize the method during construction
A European Commission (EC) funded Sustainable Construction of Underground Infrastructure (SCOUT) pro...
Elimination of temporary propping on large underground transportation projects has been achieved thr...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the Federation of Piling...
Designing challenges engineers to develop both economically attractive and safe designs. This might ...
Simplicity is at the heart of the observational method.1,2 Its basis is straightforward and it is an...
The collection and depiction of comprehensive and accurate information about subsurface utilities’ l...
Geotechnical engineering designs are often predefined before construction commences, in an attempt t...
The observational method in geotechnical engineering is an acceptable verification method for limit ...
This paper presents the principle features of the Observational Method, lists the shortcomings of OM...
This paper draws lessons learnt from a comprehensive case study in overconsolidated clay. Apart from...
The A2 tunnel in Maastricht has been built within a dry building pit with a maximum depth of 22 mete...
Information observed during construction can be used to optimise the remaining parts of the construc...
In the Observational Method Ab Initio approach a flexible design and construction plan is establishe...
This paper provides an overview of the most significant developments in the area of road (geometric)...
Simplicity is at the heart of the observational method.1,2 Its basis is straightforward and it is an...
A European Commission (EC) funded Sustainable Construction of Underground Infrastructure (SCOUT) pro...
Elimination of temporary propping on large underground transportation projects has been achieved thr...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the Federation of Piling...
Designing challenges engineers to develop both economically attractive and safe designs. This might ...
Simplicity is at the heart of the observational method.1,2 Its basis is straightforward and it is an...
The collection and depiction of comprehensive and accurate information about subsurface utilities’ l...
Geotechnical engineering designs are often predefined before construction commences, in an attempt t...
The observational method in geotechnical engineering is an acceptable verification method for limit ...
This paper presents the principle features of the Observational Method, lists the shortcomings of OM...
This paper draws lessons learnt from a comprehensive case study in overconsolidated clay. Apart from...
The A2 tunnel in Maastricht has been built within a dry building pit with a maximum depth of 22 mete...
Information observed during construction can be used to optimise the remaining parts of the construc...
In the Observational Method Ab Initio approach a flexible design and construction plan is establishe...
This paper provides an overview of the most significant developments in the area of road (geometric)...
Simplicity is at the heart of the observational method.1,2 Its basis is straightforward and it is an...
A European Commission (EC) funded Sustainable Construction of Underground Infrastructure (SCOUT) pro...
Elimination of temporary propping on large underground transportation projects has been achieved thr...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the Federation of Piling...