International Journal of Physical Modelling in Geotechnics

Papers
(The TQCC of International Journal of Physical Modelling in Geotechnics is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Centrifuge study on effect of installation method on lateral response of monopiles in sand21
Experimental studies on a circular open caisson11
Deflection and failure of high-stiffness cantilever retaining wall embedded in soft rock8
Effect of reinforcement arrangement on dynamic behaviour of back-to-back mechanically stabilised earth walls8
Effects of voids on the dynamic response of tunnels under train-induced vibration loads6
Effect of structural boundaries and stress history on at-rest soil pressure of sand6
An instrumented large soil column to investigate climatic ground interaction6
Boundary effects on dynamic centrifuge testing of onshore wind turbines on liquefiable soils5
Effects of gravel layer as thrust restraint for pipe bends subjected to earthquake loading5
Ultra-low permeability rock-analogue material for gas–solid coupling model tests5
Testing pile foundations at the ETH Zurich drum centrifuge: recent developments4
Reproducing the inherent variability of soils using a three-dimensional printer4
Modelling horizontally loaded reinforced-concrete piles in a geotechnical centrifuge3
Optimisation of frustum confining vessels using various boundary and interface conditions3
Lateral bearing capacity of cone-shaped hollow foundation by using limit equilibrium method3
Investigation of drainage function of geosynthetics for basal-reinforced embankments3
A laboratory miniature full-flow penetrometer system for peat3
Impact driving of monopiles in centrifuge: effect on the lateral response in sand3
Anti-sliding mechanism of soil–rock slope in transparent soil and discrete-element method3
Determining the behaviour of jet-grouting elements using a laboratory scale3
Miniaturised tsunami generator to model interaction of tsunami with coastal infrastructure3
Evaluation of two-stage scaling for physical modelling of soil−foundation−structure systems3
Experimental study to enhance prediction of jet-grout column diameter and efficiency in sand3
Assessment of centrifuge modelling of internal erosion induced by upward flow conditions3
Some observations in soil–pipe model tests under vertical uplift loading in compacted clay3
Development of a soil boundary friction meter: application to scale model testing3
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