Geotechnique Letters

Papers
(The TQCC of Geotechnique Letters is 4. 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 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Intrinsic permeabilities of transparent soil under various aqueous environmental conditions30
Laboratory assessment of rubber grid-reinforced ballast under impact testing17
Auxiliary plastic potential approach in elastoplasticity for soils16
A new method for storage of block samples: a pilot study15
A modified state parameter for identifying flow liquefaction in aeolian sand14
Filter paper method for suction measurement using electrical resistivity13
Undrained trapdoor and tunnel face stability revisited13
Award-winning paper in 202212
Adaptivity of plate anchors to restrain the impact of seabed trenching11
Impact of chemical weathering on microstructures and mechanical properties of karstic limestone11
Shear creep behaviour of soil–structure interfaces under thermal cyclic loading11
A mixed formulation of limit analysis for seismic slope stability10
Rate-dependency of residual shear strength of soils: implications for landslide evolution10
si-PiNet: a novel stress integration method for elastoplastic models9
Effect of eccentricity on ultimate lateral unit earth pressure of tetrapod piles in clay9
Structure evaluation of a tropical residual soil under wide range of compaction conditions9
X-ray microstructural insight into the mechanical behaviour of ligth-weight cemented soils8
Sulfoaluminate cement-based double-liquid material grouting in fractured rock8
Rigorous lower and upper bounds for the generalised failure loads of pile groups8
Non-destructive assessment of sample homogeneity in resedimented fine-grained soils by low-field NMR-spectroscopy8
Experimental investigation of the effect of train load on mechanical properties of rock8
Application of the unified CPT method for driven piles to layered deposits8
Effects of ultrasonic oscillations on permeability of rocks during the paraffinic oil flow7
Optimising an output of a slip line field using a chaotic swamp optimisation algorithm7
Investigation on the attractive forces controlling clay particles' interactions7
An energy-based damage model for red-bed sandstones subjected to drying–wetting cycles6
Novel procedure for measuring the saturation of the pore-pressure system in piezocone tips6
Theoretical model for the effect of porosity on correlations of point load tests of rocks6
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Failure mechanism of joint-separated granite reinforced by three-dimensional printed bolt6
Coupled effects of stress state and void ratio on thermal conductivity of saturated soils5
Seismic stability charts for three-dimensional rock slopes using Hoek–Brown criterion5
A two-scale study on the influence of biopolymer enhancement on drying granular materials5
Effect of initial normal stress on shear-induced non-linear fluid flow through fractures5
Simplified DEM approach for complex reef limestone structures and pore characteristics5
Assessing temperature dependence of soil water adsorption strength by molecular simulation5
Numerical assessment of effects of strain rate on the critical state of crushable sand5
Particle shape descriptors as a tool for classification of grain breakage4
A study of the multi-scale compression behaviour of a sand immersed in a viscous liquid4
A new grouting cable without a core tube used for reinforcement of fractured rock mass4
Three-dimensional dynamic behaviour of embankments on liquefiable ground4
Effects of particle morphology on pore structure and SWRC of granular soils4
Using discrete-element method hindcasting of screw pile performance for practical design4
Further modification of a generalised 3D Hoek–Brown criterion: the GZZ criterion4
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