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Building on soft ground: geosynthetic reinforcement for challenging soil conditions

Event organised by ICE

Date
23 June 2026
Time
19:00 - 20:00 CEST
Location
Online
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Overview

Join us for an engaging presentation on high-strength geosynthetic reinforcement and its role in solving some of the most persistent challenges in ground engineering. From embankments over soft soils to subsidence-prone ground, load transfer platforms for piled embankments, and landfill piggybacking, this session explores how a single product family can address a wide range of demanding applications.

Discover how polymer selection and its relationship to ground chemistry, drives the choice of high-strength geogrid, and how design and specification decisions are shaped by the mechanics of each application.

Programme

09:00 - 09:03

Welcome and speaker introduction

19:03 - 19:45

Presentation

19:45 - 20:00

Q&A session

Speaker

Mara St. Clair

Mara St. Clair

Geoquest

geosynthetics engineer

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Mara St. Clair

Mara St. Clair is a Geosynthetics Engineer in the R&D team at Geoquest, France. She brings nearly a decade of international experience in geosynthetics and geotechnical engineering, spanning design, technical leadership, and business development across projects in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe. Her expertise covers reinforced earth structures, basal reinforcement, slope stabilisation, and erosion control. At Geoquest, her work spans the application of ArmaLynk high-strength geogrids across a range of civil engineering challenges, alongside R&D on innovative new geosynthetic products currently under development. Mara holds an MSc in Civil and Construction Engineering and is committed to advancing best practice in geosynthetics engineering through continued technical collaboration and professional engagement.

For more information please contact:

Tom Compton