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Geotechnology was a geotechnical member of the design team for the Western Regional Conveyance Project in Boone County, Kentucky. The project included 32,574 feet of 9.5-foot diameter tunnel ranging from 35 to 300 feet below the ground surface. This included 702 feet of aerial, bridge-supported sewer as high as 43 feet above the ground surface.

Geotechnology performed a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey to detect voids beneath approximately 3,700 lineal feet of streets within the City of Florence, Kentucky. Municipal Street Void Survey Project Background GPR is a geophysical technique in which a broadband EM signal is transmitted into the ground. The signal is then reflected by subsurface features based

Northern Kentucky University’s $34 million Student Union is located at the northwest corner of Grant and University Drives. The building was sited over the intersection, and Grant and University Drives are no longer through streets. Northern Kentucky University Project Background Our geotechnical services included collection and review of geotechnical site information for foundation design. In addition,

The Cannelton Hydroelectric project is located on the Kentucky shore of the Cannelton Locks and Dam located on the Ohio River 721 miles below Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is three miles upstream from Cannelton, Indiana. The navigation locks are located on the right descending bank or Indiana side of the river. The upper pool maintained above