Process modelling the Observational Method.

J. Le Masurier; D. Muir Wood; D. I. Blockley

Process modelling the Observational Method.

J. Le Masurier, D. Muir Wood, D. I. Blockley

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Abstract

An overview of the Observational Method in geotechnical engineering is given and its wider application to design under conditions of uncertainty is indicated. The value of modelling the design process is discussed and a description is given of three key features of a particular type of process model which has been developed. Proposals are made for applications and future developments of the model. (A) For the covering abstract see IRRD E102464.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The value of geotechnics in construction
Subtitle of host publication	proceedings from the seminar, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, 4 November 1998
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Construction Research Communications Limited, London
Pages	147-153
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Print)	9781860812514 , 1860812511
Publication status	Published - 1998
Event	The value of geotechnics in construction: seminar of the Institution of Civil Engineers - London, United Kingdom Duration: 4 Nov 1998 → 4 Nov 1998

Conference

Conference	The value of geotechnics in construction: seminar of the Institution of Civil Engineers
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	4/11/98 → 4/11/98

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Le Masurier, J, Muir Wood, D & Blockley, DI 1998, Process modelling the Observational Method. in The value of geotechnics in construction: proceedings from the seminar, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, 4 November 1998. Construction Research Communications Limited, London, London, pp. 147-153, The value of geotechnics in construction: seminar of the Institution of Civil Engineers, London, United Kingdom, 4/11/98.

Process modelling the Observational Method. / Le Masurier, J.; Muir Wood, D.; Blockley, D. I.
The value of geotechnics in construction: proceedings from the seminar, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, 4 November 1998. London: Construction Research Communications Limited, London, 1998. p. 147-153.

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