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5 months agoBeginner-Level 5
Geotechnical Engineering focuses on the behavior of soil, rock, and underground water and their interaction with civil engineering structures. A Ph.D. in this area usually involves theoretical modeling, lab work, field testing, or numerical simulation. Here are some popular and emerging topics:
Soil-Structure Interaction, Earthquake Geotechnics, Ground Improvement Techniques, Slope Stability and Landslide Analysis, Foundation Engineering, Retaining Structures and Deep Excavation, Expansive and Collapsible Soils and Numerical Modeling.
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best of luck!
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Every area ranging from urban administration and unmanned aerial vehicle technology to missile, e-governance and even advertising and marketing today depend on Geospatial data. Most of the countries in the world have started specialising in Geographical Information System (GIS) after understanding its future impact. It is a key emerging and evolving industry in the 21st century that offers an excellent career avenue with immense potential and many as-yet undiscovered opportunities like in spatial data visualisation, spatial Intelligence, augmented reality in Geospace and conservation of the earth data
GIS professionals can be hire
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