geotechnical engineering
Geotechnical engineering is a discipline that focuses on studying and applying the principles of soil and rock mechanics to design, analyze, and construct structures, foundations, and earthworks. It involves understanding the behavior and properties of the subsurface materials to ensure the stability, safety, and durability of civil engineering projects.
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