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Academic research collection · 13 ICG 2026
13th International Conference on Geosynthetics · Montréal, Canada.
152 selected papers from the 2026 proceedings are indexed and searchable in this academic library, with links to the publisher’s full PDFs at E3S Web of Conferences.
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Reviews publication trends in biological clogging of geotextile filters used in drainage and environmental systems.
Examines climate-specific design considerations for sustainable erosion control on constructed slopes.
Presents a forensic assessment framework for HDPE weld failures, including degradation, weld morphology and service loading.
Develops a physics-based surrogate to supplement CUR226 predictions for geosynthetic-reinforced, pile-supported embankments.
Develops a small-scale cyclic-loading method for preliminary pavement assessment with controlled surface confinement.
Discusses accelerated geosynthetic ageing methods and application of the GRI-GM42 testing standard.
Adapts a mining haul-road design method to incorporate extruded polypropylene geogrid reinforcement.
Investigates multilayer geotextile protection above landfill geomembranes subjected to drainage aggregate and waste loading.
Uses advanced characterisation methods to assess ultraviolet degradation of white/black HDPE geomembranes.
Reviews research history and trends concerning mechanical damage to geogrids during handling and installation.
Field investigation of geosynthetic and vegetation combinations for slope stabilisation and ecological restoration in loess terrain.
Reports analysis and field observations of geotextile stabilisation used before capping a tar pit.
Examines mechanical damage to polypropylene and HDPE geocells after accelerated pavement loading.
Investigates antioxidant depletion of tensioned HDPE geomembranes under accelerated immersion in synthetic landfill leachate.
Compares antioxidant depletion of HDPE, LLDPE, blended polyethylene and PE-RT liners in chlorinated water.
Investigates antioxidant depletion of polyethylene containment liners exposed to sludge supernatant.
Examines a semi-analytical design approach for geosynthetic-reinforced walls with cohesive backfill.
Investigates temperature effects on tensile stiffness of geosynthetic reinforcement for variable climatic conditions.
Uses infrared spectroscopy to investigate thermo-welding effects on the chemical durability of polyethylene liner seams.
Uses instrumented laboratory tests to investigate strip footings on sand reinforced with geocells of differing stiffness and height.
Uses centrifuge modelling to study geocell-reinforced foundation response to reverse fault movement.
Uses centrifuge modelling to examine geotextile tube revetment stability under waves and surcharge loading.
Examines how subgrade CBR and geosynthetic effectiveness factors influence required asphalt overlay thickness.
Compares load-transfer mechanisms in embankment models supported by piles and geosynthetic-encased granular columns.
Compares deterministic and probabilistic models of antioxidant depletion in HDPE geomembranes.
Compares two- and three-dimensional measures of geomembrane roughness relevant to interface behaviour.
Reviews coupled reinforcement and drainage in geosynthetic slope systems under climate-related stresses. Discusses installation, clogging and interface limitations alongside benefits; composite performance needs project-specific evidence.
Investigates compression and particle interaction of tyre-derived aggregate used as lightweight fill.
Discusses dipole survey data mapping for electrical leak location in geomembrane installations.
Compares hydraulic performance, construction and durability of deep horizontal drainage and buttress drainage systems for slopes.
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