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The various layers in the ground were modeled in Quadri, which in turn were based on ground investigations analyzed in Trimble Geosuite in which the depth and material of the ground condition layers were mapped. This data was then combined with previously acquired data from superficial deposit maps and other investigations in order to create a complete model of the ground conditions. The geotechnicians interpreted the results to determine the mass type in the various layers. This information was then entered into the model. "It's important to maintain control over any high risk zone in terms of where we can dig, so that the ground does not collapse, etc. This is crucial information for the contractor when considering mass replacement. They also need to know where stabilization of the swamp is needed before work commences," Bjørvik elaborates. It's important to maintain control over any high risk zone in terms of where we can dig, so that the ground does not collapse" Challenging foundation continued 6

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