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• Evaluation of Liquefaction Potential of Pumiceous Deposits Through Field Testing 

  Orense, R.P.; Wotherspoon, L.M.; Pender, M.J.; van Ballegooy, S.; Cubrinovski, M. (Quake CoRE, 2016)

  Pumice materials are frequently encountered in many engineering projects in New Zealand. Because of their lightweight, highly crushable and compressible nature, they are problematic from an engineering and construction ...

• EVALUATING LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL OF PUMICEOUS DEPOSITS THROUGH FIELD TESTING: CASE STUDY OF THE 1987 EDGECUMBE EARTHQUAKE 

  Orense R; Asadi M; Stringer M; Pender M (New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering, 2020)

  Pumice materials, which are problematic from an engineering viewpoint, are widespread in the central part of the North Island. Considering the impacts of the 2010-2011 Christchurch earthquakes, a clear understanding of ...

• Undrained monophonic and cyclic torsional simple shear behavior of the Aso pumiceous soil deposits 

  Chiaro G; Kiyota T; Umar M (2019)

  The Takanodai landslide was a mobile earth slide caused by the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes. Field observations suggested that the soil to cause the slope failure could be a thin layer of Aso pumice soil sandwiched between ...