Advances in Offshore Geotechnics
Monday, 1 May
600
Technical / Poster Session
Significant advances are being made in offshore geotechnics, in the areas of foundation design, installation and stability during service. These advances are driven by a combination of research and operational experience. The session includes studies of well conductors, seismic stability of mudmats, analysis of wave-soil-structure interaction, modeling of spudcan and pile installation and an update of a normalized soil parameter procedure for estimation of undrained shear strength. This session will showcase these advances and provide an opportunity to re-evaluate best practices in offshore geotechnics.
Chairperson
Sponsoring Society:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
- American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
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0930-0948 32321Axial Resistance of Drill and Grouted Well Conductors in Deepwater Clays Based on Operational Experience
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0950-1008 32562Update on a Normalized Soil Parameter Procedure (SP-SPW Method) for Evaluating In-Situ Undrained Shear Strength
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1010-1028 32267Seismic Stability Assessment of a Mudmat on Liquefiable Seabed
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1030-1048 32639Analysis of Wave-Driven Progressive Buildup of Excess Pore Water Pressure in Sands Supporting Marine Hydrokinetic Devices
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1050-1108 32596Investigation of a Jetted Conductor Failure in a Pre-Salt Well and Lessons Learned
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1110-1128 32651Hyperbolic Soil Modeling - A Long Overdue Improvement in Soil Modeling
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1130-1148 32523Small Deformation Finite Element Analysis of Spudcan Penetration in Multi-Layered Soil
