In recent years, with the expansion of human activities and the development of industry, multiphysical geotechnical engineering problems in complex environments have become the focus of attention for engineers, researchers, and policymakers, including but not limited to the storage of high-temperature radioactive waste, the climate change effects on slope stability or permafrost evolution, the collapse of unsaturated soil foundation, the settlement of landfill caused by the degradation of municipal solid waste, the corrosion of chloride and sulfate on concrete structures in the marine environment, the submarine landslide induced by combustible ice mining the reinforcement for soils based on microbial‑induced carbonate precipitation, etc.

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Introduction

  • Dechun Lu,
  • Xin Zhou,
  • Jingyu Liang,
  • Xiuli Du

摘要

In recent years, with the expansion of human activities and the development of industry, multiphysical geotechnical engineering problems in complex environments have become the focus of attention for engineers, researchers, and policymakers, including but not limited to the storage of high-temperature radioactive waste, the climate change effects on slope stability or permafrost evolution, the collapse of unsaturated soil foundation, the settlement of landfill caused by the degradation of municipal solid waste, the corrosion of chloride and sulfate on concrete structures in the marine environment, the submarine landslide induced by combustible ice mining the reinforcement for soils based on microbial‑induced carbonate precipitation, etc.