The Vadose Zone in Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology (UP Geology/GWD)
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About this event
Join us for a FREE one-hour series of talks on recent research on unsaturated hydraulics and the role of the vadose or unsaturated zone in engineering geology and hydrogeology. The Department of Geology has for the past decade focused on how the soil and rock between land surface and the phreatic or saturated zone behave with respect to highly variable moisture contents. We contributed to knowledge on variably saturated flow through soil, rock defects, karst, and the interfaces between these media.
The talks will be presented by the following past and current doctoral students:
- Brendon Jones
- Mampho Maoyi
- Duan Swart
When: Thursday 4 February 15:00-16:00 on Zoom.
Cost: free but limited space
Register: REGISTRATION CLOSED
Queries: [email protected]
Speakers
Brendon Jones
Engineering GeologistBrendon is a professionally registered engineering geologist with over 8 years of experience in ground engineering and engineering geology; geotechnical investigations; rock engineering; tunnel assessments; slope stability assessment; and railway/ highway geotechnics. Brendon has a strong research and academic background, being the author of several articles published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and as chapters in books, as well as presenting his findings at numerous international conferences.
Mampho Maoyi
Duan Swart
The Vadose Zone in Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology (UP Geology/GWD)
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