Sinkholes and Subsidence: Karst and Cavernous Rocks in Engineering and Construction (Geophysical Sciences)
by Tony Waltham, Fred G. Bell, Martin G. Culshaw
Sinkholes and Subsidence explores karst and cavernous rocks in relation to engineering and construction. The book presents a focused treatment of the geological conditions behind ground instability, making it a useful reference for readers studying geology, geophysical sciences, construction, and engineering practice.
About This Book
This book examines sinkholes and subsidence associated with karst and cavernous rocks.
It focuses on the geological conditions and processes relevant to engineering and construction.
The subject connects earth science with the assessment of ground conditions and potential surface instability.
Written for readers interested in geophysical sciences, it provides a specialized reference on a significant engineering geology topic.
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