I Want a "Slope Q&A" | The Need for an Industry Q&A Site

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Lately, I've been receiving questions directly via email.

I get some really tricky questions!! lol

The other day, for the first time in a while, I got a really tough question.

I’d actually like to share this publicly, but since the answer isn’t clear yet, I can’t post it just yet.

Once I've looked into it and decided this will work, I'll post it.

I'm asking some admin friends and our employees right now lol

 

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It’s always been this way, but surprisingly, there really isn’t a definitive answer when it comes to construction.

It says,Minimum Specifications and Installation MethodsThat's all.

 

I imagine everyone uses various methods and techniques for construction and construction management.

That isn't mentioned anywhere, is it?

We've been passing it down through word of mouth from our bosses and senior colleagues, lol.

 

I wonder why they don't keep a record of it, lol.

If we could share our knowledge with everyone instead of keeping it to ourselves, we could pass it on to the next generation of slope engineers.

Especially stories about failures, lol

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"The government office told me this and that," and so on.

All kinds of questions.

What were the measures taken at that time? How was the situation handled back then?

I think it's important to have a website that serves as a kind of "know-how" resource specifically for slope stabilization.

 

Just writing this has made me want to make it.

I think it would be interesting if it were a site where anyone with a certain level of expertise could post.

If we collect a lot of data, it will serve as a reference for engineers, right?

If I have a little free time, maybe I'll make a Wikipedia page on "Nori-men" lol

 

But before that, I still have a ton of stuff to do, lol.

 

See you later.

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