From ResearchGate: glad tidings about my 1994 PhD dissertation. Whoever would have thought more than 10 people would have looked at the loooonggg mess I wrote?
Author: Ed Medley
Ed Medley has been on a random walk for over 50 years. In his websites he shares scribbles and snapshots a from his vagabond transits; others are from his decades international experience in geological and geotechnical engineering, academia, and mineral exploration prospecting. He particularly enjoys sharing his passion for bimrocks, a field in which he is a pioneer.
In development: Virtual Bimrock Laboratory
I am thrilled – really, THRILLED! – to write this brag blog… For years, I hoped somebody would build a freely available app capable of creating virtual bimrocks for bimrock/bimsoil/SRM practitioners and researchers. The tool closest to my ideal is the one developed by Dr. Maria Lia Napoli and her colleagues at the Polytechnic University…
What is the bimdoc up to?
I have been quiet of late. Actually, for the last couple of years. But I am coming up 78 years old, so I think being quiet is OK, right? Quiet, but not idle… I am developing a Virtual Bimrock Laboratory – details coming. I am writing a memoir/autobiography of my bimLife; a journey unusual in…
Papers Contributed by Dr. Elif Avşar Yilmaz
Dr. Elif Avşar Yilmaz asked me to share the papers below with bimfolk. Dr. Avşar is an Associate Professor of Geological Engineering at Konya Technical University, Konya, Konya, Türkiye. Avşar, E., 2020, Contribution of fractal dimension theory into the uniaxial compressive strength prediction of a volcanic welded bimrock, Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment…
Some new bimpapers
Dr. Maria Lia Napoli of the Politecnico di Torino, in Turin, Italy, asked me to post recent bimpapers by her and her colleagues. I am delighted to do so!: