Terrain, ground conditions and geohazards: Evaluation and implications for pipelines

Proceedings - International Conference on Terrain and Geohazard Challenges facing Onshore Oil and Gas Pipelines: Evaluation, Routing, Design, Construction, Operation

Volumn 2004, Issue , 2004, Pages 78-94

  Charman, J H ^a   Fookes, P G ^a   Hengesh, J ^b   Lee, E M ^a   Pollos Pirallo, S ^c   Shilston, D T ^c   Sweeney, M ^d  

^a William Lettis and Associates Inc ^*

^b William Lettis and Associates Inc   (United States)

^c ATKINS   (United Kingdom)

^d BP EXPLORATION   (United Kingdom)

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