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Kok-Kwang Phoon
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To harness available generic geotechnical databases (i.e., the so-called big indirect data) as a supplement to sparse site-specific geotechnical data from a given site, it is crucial to first address the “site recognition challenge” (i.e., identification of sites similar to a tar
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Due to time, budget, and/or technical constraints, geotechnical site investigation data from a specific site are often limited and sparse, leading to a long-lasting challenge in characterization of spatially varying geotechnical properties. During preliminary stages of site chara
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A profile of geotechnical properties is often needed for geotechnical design and analysis. However, site-specific data might be characterized as MUSIC-X (i.e., Multivariate, Uncertain and Unique, Sparse, Incomplete, and potentially Corrupted with “X” denoting the spatial/temporal
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