Instructions for preparing abstracts
First A. Author1, Second(ary) B. Author(s)2
1 Department, University/Organization, Address, Country E-mail: firstauthor_id@domain_name.org 2 Group, University/Organization, Address, Country E-mail: secondauthor_id@domain_name.com

This MS-Word file contains instructions about the template and formatting for the abstract submitted to 9th International Symposium on Geotechnical Safety and Risk (ISGSR 2025), which will be held from 24 to 27 August 2025 in Oslo, Norway. Authors should submit the MS-Word file to session chairs or to ISGSR-2025@ngi.no, by June 30, 2024.

When submitting the abstract, please use "abs-Session ID-Last name of the first author-Last name of the second author-Last name of the third author" as the filename, e.g., abs-IS1-Terzaghi-Meyerhoff-Peck.docx.

The abstract should not exceed 500 words. Typeset the abstract in 11pt Times New Roman with line spacing of 12pt. Keywords (six at most) should be separated by semicolons as below. The abstract should be written in English on an A4-size page (21 cm × 29.7 cm) with top/bottom margins of 2.5 cm and left/right margins of 1.8 cm.

References can be introduced in the text using the authors-year format, e.g., Meyerhof (1963) and (Marcuson et al. 1992; Baecher and Christian 2003).

Keywords: Keyword1; keyword2; keywords3; keywords4; keyword5; keywords6.

References

Meyerhof, G. G. (1963). Some recent research on the bearing capacity of foundations. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 1(1), 16-26.

Marcuson, W.F., Hynes, M.E., and Franklin, A.G. (1992). Seismic stability and permanent deformation analyses: The last twenty-five years. Proc., Stability and Performance of Slopes and Embankments II, ASCE, New York, 552-592.

Baecher, G. B. and Christian, J. T. (2003). Reliability and Statistics in Geotechnical Engineering, Wiley, Chichester, U.K.

(Please choose the session for your abstract in the next page)

Please select the session for your abstract:

Session ID	Description
☐	IS0:	General (session will be assigned by organizer)
☐	IS1:	Modelling spatial variability in geotechnical engineering Jinsong Huang, Shuihua Jiang, Jiawei Xie, D. Vaughan Griffiths, Emir A. Oguz
☐	IS2:	Spatial variability assessment for engineering design and geohazard mapping Giovanna Vessia, Wojciech Puła, Diego Di Curzio, Marcin Chwała
☐	IS3:	Machine learning-enhanced geotechnical safety and risk assessment Wengang Zhang, Liang Han, Lin Wang
☐	IS4:	Machine Learning, Data, and Physics in Geotechnics Ze Zhou Wang, Pin Zhang, Robert B. Gilbert
☐	IS5:	Past and future applications of artificial intelligence in geotechnical engineering Manuel Parente, Joaquim Tinoco, Ionut Dragos Moldovan
☐	IS6:	Climate change impact on geotechnical safety and risk Emir A. Oguz
☐	IS7:	Climate change and sea-level rise uncertainties on critical geotechnical infrastructure Ning Luo, Zenon Medina-Cetina
☐	IS8:	Risk management practice in geotechnical engineering. Lulu Zhang, Te Xiao
☐	IS9:	Geotechnical digital twins Limin Zhang
☐	IS10:	Risk assessment of dams and levees Bryant A. Robbins, D. Vaughan Griffiths
☐	IS11:	Data-driven site characterization Zheng Guan, Yu Wang
☐	IS12:	Integrating disciplines, sampling technologies, and data science and technology methods, to improve inferences for risk-based site-characterization. Zenon Media-Cetina, Ning Luo
☐	IS13:	Advancing applied Bayesian methods in geotechnical engineering Yu Feng, Nezam Bozorgzadeh, Zijun Cao
☐	IS14:	Bayesian analysis of geotechnical data Iason Papaioannou, Zijun Cao
☐	IS15:	Probabilistic aspects in the analysis of stability of surface features on rocky planetary bodies Marcin Chwała
☐	IS16:	Risk and reliability in rock engineering. Johan Spross, Jacob Grasmick, Iason Papaioannou
☐	IS17:	Risk and safety in offshore geotechnical engineering Wenjun Lu, Haoyuan Liu
☐	IS18:	Modelling of geological uncertainty and its influences on geostructures Jinzhang Zhang, Chao Zhao, Wenping Gong, Dongming Zhang, Hongwei Huang
☐	IS19:	Advancements in monitoring and modeling of earth structures Mario Martinelli, Miguel Cabrera, Luca Piciullo
☐	IS20:	Innovations in sustainable and nature-based geotechnical risk management Marco Uzielli, Vittoria Capobianco
☐	IS21:	Reliability- and risk-based code developments I Gordon Fenton, Timo Schweckendiek
☐	IS22:	Reliability- and risk-based code developments II Richard Bathurst, Fei Han