Fluid Flows in Geotechnical Engineering

Dear Colleagues,

The construction and operation of underground mines and other geotechnical structures is accompanied by a large number of interrelated processes of heat and mass transfer, and phase transformations of fluids in soil pores and cracks. The study of these processes is important for a deeper understanding of the evolution of geotechnical systems and safe and energy-efficient operation of these systems.

The aim of this Special Issue is to bring together many articles to better understand the role of various physical processes in complex geotechnical systems and their interrelationships.

Dr. Mikhail Semin
Guest Editor

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