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Here you can read a fragment of one of the “Advanced Soil Mechanics ” course units, that delves into the efective stress concept in soil mechanics

Here you can read a fragment of one of the “Design and construction of large diameter foundation bored piles” course units, that delves into the geotechnical considerations of bored piles design

Here at Ingeoexpert, we understand the relevance of training our students in a sector as important as geotechnical engineering. This is why we commit ourselves to creating first-rate courses, from the choice of subject matter and teaching staff, to the program structure, including which educational resources to incorporate. Geotechnical engineering, also known as geotechnics and ground engineering, is a relatively recent branch of engineering that studies and analyses how the earth responds to human interaction

Here you can read a fragment of one of the “Seismic interpretation on 2D and 3D ” course units, that delves into reflection seismic acquisition methods

The Monastery of San Lorenzo del Escorial is one of the best-known monuments in Spain, but do you know how was its construction process? Who built it and what’s the history of this magnificent construction?

Cathedrals are one of the most important representations of the architectural art trough out the history of civilizations. Imposing constructions of stone built as temples all over the map. Most of the cities around the world have one, but here we will talk about the biggest, tallest and most beautiful of Europe.

Machu Picchu is Peru’s tourist destination by excellence. In 1983 was declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO and in 2011 entered the list of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. But how and when this old Inca city was built?

Have you ever wondered which are the biggest countries in the world? Looking at a world map you can already get an idea of what are the countries that occupy the most extension on our planet. However, some may surprise you. Do you want to know more? Keep reading!

If you have ever visited a cave or seen photos of one, you may have noticed certain structures called stalactites and stalagmites, vertical shapes that arise from the ceiling and floor of them.