The BGA Case Histories Award is to encourage and recognise the importance of exchange of exemplary geotechnical knowledge and experience of the performance of constructed works for the benefit of the geotechnical profession.
The BGA Case Histories Award is to encourage and recognise the importance of exchange of exemplary geotechnical knowledge and experience of the performance of constructed works for the benefit of the geotechnical profession.
The award is presented for an outstanding contribution to the knowledge and experience of the United Kingdom geotechnical engineering profession through the publication of a well-considered and researched case history or histories, or the publication of recommended practices or design methodologies based on the evaluation of case histories that provide beneficial insights into the geotechnical aspects of constructed works.
Submissions must be made before the deadline via the on-line submission portal on the Prizes Page
Submission Document 1 should be the completed application form.
Submission Document 2 should be the paper(s) being nominated.
Submission Document 3 should be any supporting letter(s).
Maximum file size for uploads is 32 MB.
Download the application form HERE.
Year | Authors | Paper(s) |
2024 | Peter Hensman, Zhandos Orazalin and Brian Sheil | Monitoring the construction of a deep energy-from-waste bunker in soft clay and peat. Géotechnique, Ahead of print, 2023 https://doi.org/10.1680/jgeot.22.00311 |
2023 | Mike Chrimes and Martin Preene | Groundwater lowering for construction of the Kilsby
Tunnel – pumping and tunnelling. Proceedings
of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Engineering History and Heritage, 174, 4, 109–129 https://doi.org/10.1680/jenhh.21.00009 and Groundwater lowering for construction of the Kilsby Tunnel – geological and geotechnical aspects. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Engineering History and Heritage, 174, 4, 130–144 https://doi.org/10.1680/jenhh.21.00010 |
2022 | Njemile Faustin, Mohammed Elshafie and Robert Mair | Case studies of circular shaft construction in London. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers Geotechnical Engineering, 171, 5, 391-404. https://doi.org/10.1680/jgeen.17.00166 |