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During my time at Gregg Drilling, I have contributed to their newsletter, the Gregg GeoNews with my regular column, Robertson's Remarks. Please follow the links below to view each editorial regarding Myths of the CPT |
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| Robertson's Remarks #3: Transition Zones in CPT Data | |
| Robertson's Remarks #4: Cyclic Softening in Clays | |
There are many websites out there with information about CPT and site investigation. Gregg Drilling & Testing maintains a website with all their equipment and services as well as technical methodology about how they conduct cone penetration testing and their various techniques to collect samples. Click below to visit Gregg Drilling's website. |
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| www.greggdrilling.com | |
Another useful link I use quite often is Paul Mayne's website at Georgia Tech. There is an excellent list of Geo Links that I couldn't possibly replicate. Click below to be taken to Paul's links page: |
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| www.ce.gatech.edu/%7Egeosys/misc/links.htm | |
The site GeoEngineer.org produces a useful newsletter for the Geo-Engineering community. |
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| www.geoengineer.org | |
For access to useful CPT Software (interpretation and liquefaction), visit GeoLogismiki's website. I have worked closely with this company to assist in the development of their CPT software. |
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| www.geologismiki.gr | |
