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Central Portal - 2 The Data Room

Central Portal – 2 The Data Room

00:00:03 - Introduction 00:00:29 - Finding your project's Data Room 00:00:40 - Organise your files 00:01:01 - Using files in the Data Room 00:01:19 -
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Central Portal - 3 Permissions

Central Portal – 3 Permissions

00:00:04 - Introduction 00:00:22 - Find your license entitlements 00:00:37 - Understanding your permissions 00:01:06 - Leapfrog Connectors 00:01:20 - Edit a user and their
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Leapfrog Works Best Practice: Modelling Complex Geology

Leapfrog Works Best Practice: Modelling Complex Geology

Please note: The material covered in this webinar is meant to be more advanced and the subject matter assumes the audience already understands Leapfrog Works
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Strength Reduction Stability

Strength Reduction Stability

Introduction Stability by strength reduction is a procedure where the factor of safety is obtained by weakening the soil in steps in an elastic-plastic finite
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Tempe cell simulation

Introduction The volumetric water content function, also known as the soil-water characteristic curve or water retention curve, can be determined using various laboratory methods. If
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Passive Cooling of Permafrost by Air Convection

Passive Cooling of Permafrost by Air Convection

Introduction The preservation of the permafrost is often imperative to protect such structures as roads, railways, and runway embankments. Man-made structures generally alter the surface
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Bangkok Field Study of Vertical Wick<br>Drains

Bangkok Field Study of Vertical Wick
Drains

Introduction In anticipation of the construction of a new airport in Bangkok, Thailand, full-scale test embankments were constructed on the soft clay at the site
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Mine shaft freezing 3D

Mine shaft freezing 3D

Introduction Artificial soil freezing is used in many engineering projects to excavate and construct mine shafts, tunnels, or other underground structures through water bearing, often
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