The TCP has the following aims:

  1. To present some of the collective experience of member societies and technical committees in an accessible way for the broader geotechnical community and to enable positive and uplifting conversations, during a challenging time for us all.
  2. To provide current and future generations of geotechnical engineers with a road map that helps them access the past, present, and future in geotechnical engineering, globally, and to stir their collective curiosity.
  3. To provide a platform for up-and-coming engineers to stand for, and tell the story of, their member societies/technical committees and to take on leadership roles in addressing the challenges of the communities of the future.

The time capsule will be presented for the first time at the 20th International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering.
 

 

Project: Bafokeng Re-Engineered 

Forty Years in the Deep End
SRK Book


Dam Safety and Operational Reviews

By Richard Martindale
Article


Geochemistry of Tailings from the Mount Polley Mine, British Columbia

By Stephen Day, C.D. Anglin
Paper


Recent Disasters Thrust Tailings Dam Management to the Fore

By Adriaan Meintjes
Article


The Risks of Excess Water on Tailings Facilities and Its Application to Dam-Break Studies

By Holly Rourke and Dave Luppnow
Paper


Tailings Dams: When we Start Worrying

By Clara Balasko
Presentation

Accelerating the Pathway to Safer, More Sustainable Tailings Management

By Colleen Crystal, and Ron Kelly (Terra Nova Technologies)
Article


Learning From Nature in Tailings Dam Design

By Justin Walls
Article


Tailings Dam Technology: Learning From Failure (Part 1)

By Adriaan Meintjes
Article


Tailings Dam Technology: Learning From Failure (Part 3)

By Adriaan Meintjes
Article


Tailings Dam Technology: Learning From Failure (Part 2)

By Adriaan Meintjes 
Article


A Comparison Between HEC-RAS 6.0 and FLO-2D As Tools Used in Tailings Dam Breach Analyses

By Annelie Scholtz, Simone Chetty 
Paper

 

 


Our consultants have the multidisciplinary expertise, global knowledge, and operational experience to maximize your project's success.
 

Richard Martindale, MSc, CEng, MCSM, MIMMM, FGS | Principal Geotechnical Engineer, SRK UK

Richard has over 15 years’ experience in consulting within the Mining, Civil Engineering and Waste Management Sectors.

Stephen Day, MSc, PGeo | Corporate Consultant (Geochemistry), SRK Canada 

Stephen is an experienced specialist in the development of waste management plans to address acid rock drainage and leaching of mine wastes in general.

 

Adriaan Meintjes, MSc, DIC, MEng, PrEng, SAICE | Principal Geotechnical Engineer, SRK South Africa

Adriaan has over 36 years of experience in civil and geotechnical engineering

Colleen Crystal, MSc, PE, GE | Principal Geotechnical Engineer, SRK Canada 

Colleen has over 20 years of experience in geotechnical engineering and seismic analysis and design for infrastructure and landfill and mine-waste.

 

Justin Walls, MSc, BSc, Pr Eng, SAICE, GIGSA, IGS | Principal Civil Engineer, SRK South Africa 

Justin Walls is a principal civil engineer with over 15 years of consulting experience. His work focuses on mine waste, water and environmental engineering.