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A machine learning-assisted geophysical–geotechnical approach for improved engineering site assessment

Aug 2026 · Innovative Infrastructure Solutions · Vol 11 · 4 citations · 80 references

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A machine learning-assisted geophysical–geotechnical framework that integrates Electrical Resistivity Tomography, Seismic Refraction Tomography, and borehole-derived Standard Penetration Test data to improve subsurface characterization and engineering site assessment is presented.

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