ISCORD 2013 planning for sustainable cold regions : proceedings of the 10th International Symposium on Cold Regions Development, June 2-5, 2013, Anchorage, Alaska / by International Symposium on Cold Region Development Anchorage, Alaska, American Society of Civil Engineers. Alaska Section, Technical Council on Cold Regions Engineering, International Association for Cold Regions Development Studies, ASCE Conference Proceedings

Table of Contents: “…Analysis of a Frozen Debris Lobe : A First Look inside an Impending Geohazard -- Electrical Resistivity of Soils Due to Cyclic Freezing and Thawing -- Estimation of Spatial Variation of Spectral Acceleration in Anchorage Basin, Alaska from Strong Motion Network Data -- Experimental and Practical Evaluation Method of Three-dimensional Frost Heave of Frozen Soil -- Opportunities and Constraints of Engineering Frozen Backfill for Underground Mining Applications in Permafrost -- Geocryological Problems of Railroads on Permafrost -- Geotechnical Engineering in Cold Regions -- Mechanical Properties of Naturally Frozen Silty Soil for Seismic Design of Pile Foundations -- Naturally Frozen Soils from the Field to the Laboratory -- New Approach for Estimating Hydraulic Properties of Soils in Cold Regions -- Properties of Embankments Constructed in Winter -- Thermal-Mechanical Constitutive Modeling for Freezing and Thawing Soils -- Geomatics Infrastructure Developments in Alaska by the National Geodetic Survey -- GIS Compilation of Alaska North Slope Geotechnical Data -- The GRAV-D Project : Focus on Alaska -- Gravity, Geoids and Heights in the Alaskan Arctic -- OPUS Use in Alaska : A Favored Positioning Tool from the North Slope to the Remote Aleutian Islands -- Software to Help Surveying Engineers Deal with the Coordinate Changes Due to Crustal Motion in Alaska -- Applied Ice Engineering for Exploring Arctic Natural Resources.…”
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