How Correct are Geostatistical Models in Predicting Soil Transitions? - NAT2022

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Hongjie Yu Mike Mooney
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Dec 1, 2022

Abstract

Transitions between geological/geotechnical soil units have a critical impact on the operation and performance of a tunnel boring machine (TBM). Geostatistics-based probabilistic modeling is used to quantify the uncertainty in soil transition locations. This paper presents two unique soft-ground tunneling case studies where the results from the geostatistics-based probabilistic modeling are compared to the TBM data and as-encountered ground conditions derived from the actual TBM data. The assessment enhances the confidence in using geostatistics to improve ground awareness for efficient tunnel construction, minimizing different site condition (DSC) claims, and improving decision-making on tunnel projects.
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APA: Hongjie Yu Mike Mooney  (2022)  How Correct are Geostatistical Models in Predicting Soil Transitions? - NAT2022

MLA: Hongjie Yu Mike Mooney How Correct are Geostatistical Models in Predicting Soil Transitions? - NAT2022. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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