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The 27th Ralph B. Peck Lecture was delivered by Kenichi Soga of the University of California at Berkeley at Geo-Congress 2026 in Salt Lake City, UT on March 12, 2026. His lecture was titled "Revisiting the Observational Method."
This award was established in 1999 by the Geo-Institute of the Society in honor of Ralph B. Peck, Dist.M.ASCE. Funds to support this award were donated by the Geoprofessional Business Association (GBA, formerly ASFE).
The award is presented for outstanding contributions to the geotechnical engineering profession through the publication of a thoughtful, carefully researched case history or histories, or the publication of recommended practices or design methodologies based on the evaluation of case histories.
To learn more about the Peck Award and Lecture, visit asce.org/career-growth/awards-and-honors/ralph-b-peck-award.
For more information on Geotechnical Frontiers visit http://www.geotechnicalfrontiers.com.
Want to learn more about the Geo-Institute? We're a technical society with about 12,000 members - mostly geotechnical engineers and geologists. Visit geoinstitute.org to get to know us!
#geotechnicalengineering #geotech #civilengineering #pecklecture #geocongress2026
The 27th Ralph B. Peck Lecture was delivered by Kenichi Soga of the University of California at Berkeley at Geo-Congress 2026 in Salt Lake City, UT on March 12, 2026. His lecture was titled "Revisiting the Observational Method."
This award was established in 1999 by the Geo-Institute of the Society in honor of Ralph B. Peck, Dist.M.ASCE. Funds to support this award were donated by the Geoprofessional Business Association (GBA, formerly ASFE).
The award is presented for outstanding contributions to the geotechnical engineering profession through the publication of a thoughtful, carefully researched case history or histories, or the publication of recommended practices or design methodologies based on the evaluation of case histories.
To learn more about the Peck Award and Lecture, visit asce.org/career-growth/awards-and-honors/ralph-b-peck-award.
For more information on Geotechnical Frontiers visit http://www.geotechnicalfrontiers.com.
Want to learn more about the Geo-Institute? We're a technical society with about 12,000 members - mostly geotechnical engineers and geologists. Visit geoinstitute.org to get to know us!
#geotechnicalengineering #geotech #civilengineering #pecklecture #geocongress2026
