File: Climate Change Effects on Geotechnical Structures – Part 2
Climate Change Effects on Geotechnical Structures – Part 2
Coastal, Pavement & Earth Structures Under a Changing Climate
Climate change is increasingly influencing coastal, offshore, pavement, and earth structures, introducing new risks that traditional design approaches may not fully capture
Key Focus Areas in Part 2:
• Coastal & offshore geotechnical structures under sea-level rise
• Offshore foundations, scour & cyclic environmental loading
• Pavement subgrades weakened by moisture and temperature changes
• Earth dams, embankments & levees under extreme rainfall
• Overtopping, seepage, piping & rapid drawdown risks
• Adaptation strategies: drainage, ground improvement & geosynthetics
• Role of monitoring & instrumentation for early warning
• Future challenges & research in climate-resilient geotechnics
Climate-resilient geotechnical design is no longer optional — it is a core responsibility of modern engineers.
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