The Swedish Geotechnical Institute, SGI, is a geotechnical and geo-environmental research institute that contributes to safe, economical and environmentally sustainable development in the geotechnical field.
News
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New litterature added to the SGI-Line Database in April
2013-01-31 -
Better results with new SGI large-diameter sampler in normal and high sensitive clay
2013-02-04 -
New SGI-report concerning strength in clay
2013-01-31 -
Investigation shows: Twenty-five percent higher risk of landslide in the Göta river valley due to climate change
2012-09-07 -
New research article: Mass transportation of contaminated soil released into surface water by landslides
2012-07-09
Calendar
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2nd International Symposium on Geotechnical Engineering for the Preservation of Monuments and Historic Sites
2013-05-30--31 Napoli, Italy -
Coupled phenomena in environmental geotechnics: From theoretical and experimental research to practical applications
2013-07-01--03 Torino, Italy -
2013 ESRI International User Conference
2013-07-08--12 San Diego, CA, USA -
International Symposium on Slope Stability in Open Pit Mining and Civil Engineering
2013-08-28--09-28 Brisbane, Austalia
Investigation shows: Twenty-five percent higher risk of landslide in the Göta river valley due to climate change
Gota river valley is one of the most prone to landslides in Sweden. In order to limit the vulnerability of society as a consequence of the climate change, the Swedish Government commissioned SGI to map the risk of landslide in the valley. The results from the investigation has been presented >>