Engineering Geology And Geotechnics - Lecture 1

[@loadlock1]

I am a truck driver with a HS education. I try to find stuff to watch to enrich my mind. Well I found this and find it very interesting and I am learning some things. It helps when the teacher is not boring 😂.

[@CraigTalbert]

When I think of truck drivers, I think if people named Valerie.

[@dennisdeng3045]

It was interesting that the professor mentioned CA Route 1 too because just as recently as a few years ago, a landslide closed the road, which required extensive repair.

[@mikeoveli1028]

​@@dennisdeng3045 On California hwy 1 landslides are a regular part of that road.

[@TykocastMusic]

10 minutes in and this guy has gained a new fan. I see myself watching all of his videos once I get the time.

[@doublecrossover2443]

I'm speechless. This guy is an amazing professor.

[@tinashemurozvi7460]

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[@revertinthemaking]

speechless? really?

[@adelabuidris6292]

Please do you know what textbook he used

[@jatufin]

This guy is good. I'm not an engineer, neither geologist, but it's fascinating to find this kind of inspiring stuff from the net and learn about things one hadn't thought about much before.

[@markhenne1444]

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[@revertinthemaking]

it was hard to hear through his huge ego

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[@KarelSeeuwen]

I love it when I stumble on lectures like these. An absolute Gem.

[@adelabuidris6292]

Please do you know what textbook he used

[@mikeoveli1028]

​@@adelabuidris6292 He does name the text book. I think it is in the first 30 minutes.

[@DeborahJB]

This guy is very interesting and entertaining. I am a middle school teacher that is planning a STEM unit on geology for my students. I stumbled on this lecture looking for geology as it relates to building stability. What a gem this is. Oh, pun intended. Will not necessarily use this directly, but condense some concepts. This guy is just so cool.

[@Linandemma]

Nick Zentner is another awesome KZbin teacher. He got me into geology to begin with. Now I'm a KZbin geology fan. I want to go to Washington state!

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Yeah, I like his Flood Basalts of the Pacific Northwest.

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[@10AntsTapDancing]

Not just a Civil Engineer but a philosopher and life coach telling his students the facts of life and how to succeed in their chosen field. I can't look at a road and a bridge now without thinking of Dr David Rogers.

[@adelabuidris6292]

Please do you know what textbook he used

[@jeanpijeau8423]

I like the way this guy teach. He is lively,animated and real.

[@themoon-cy7rq]

Excuse me you like heavy metal particulums and s*** breathing, sum ass just saying 😵😵

[@faro717]

I discovered these lectures over 10 years ago…and keep coming back to them from time to time…so interesting and entertaining at the same time…literally the study of the foundations of civilisation…

[@markhayes5299]

Best teacher I have ever had to pleasure to listen too. I will continue watching. Thank you Roger.

[@cbarron5604]

This is a top notch Prof. He definitely accounts for the PhD.

[@okboomer6201]

I have listened to all 15 lectures. This guy is amazing. Thank you.

[@oussamaali8393]

i have to confess , this man is very professional its easy to see that he is passionate about his work and that he knows what he is saying . I learned very very cool things from him which are more akin to engineering geology ( which btw my colleagues geologist fail miserably at it )

[@petermueller18]

As a trial lawyer for many years I can see how JDR PhD caused the legal teams opposing him sleepless nights, before, during and after trials employing JDR as expert witness. His 15 lectures here - played over again and again - accompanied my 1000 evenings through COVID shutdowns. Ty JDR.

[@mikeoveli1028]

Brilliant stuff here.

[@Delfinmar]

This man is GOLD! really, I've spent 20 years in CM. He is spot on!

[@ianandree9341]

Unbelievable how well Dr. Rogers can relate such high level information to a generalized audience. Thank you for sharing, I will be watching more of Dr. Rogers' content.

[@shanetaborteek9368]

Seven years later, he is still a great professor.

[@adelabuidris6292]

Please do you know what textbook he used

[@stevebrzeski9118]

Your awesome I’m a retired millwright after 24years I’ve been disabled with spinal injury I’ve had the displeasure of having to work with and carry the weight of pinheads I’m feel almost blessed to not have to deal with anymore but I really miss the work and challenges that came with the job you need tobe a thinker and on the ball and tobe able to take the imitative know what has to be done and when to do it I shut up now I enjoy your speech mr Roger have a great day thanks

[@salmanyare2103]

I’m lucky i found this lecture in my final year as a geology student. Thank you Dr David

[@ciisecaalami4483]

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[@hamzamMR]

we need people like Dr. David Rogers in the geotech profession !!

[@geonik7]

I'm an undergraduate geologist and i'm planning for an Msc in Engineering Geology. Your lectures are exceptional! Thank you for making my choice easier!

[@navy3982]

Sir getting job as a geologist is easier or harder?

[@Majidmohamod]

Wonderful professor. Very in touch with real world cases. I am proud that he is my advisor. He is kind of professor which you can watch his lecture with learning and enjoying.

[@revertinthemaking]

unless you are a Polish woman.

[@jeffbybee5207]

@@revertinthemaking sorry if you get offended but you have to admit living between russa and germany ain't the smartest trick

[@CivilThinking]

He is a great scientist. I always consult his Lectures to make my civil engineering lectures. Respect for you sir. Cz guys like you Engineering is evolving to new dimensions.

[@adelabuidris6292]

Please do you know what textbook he used

[@nickbryantfyi]

This guy is a monster This is how I would teach engineering

[@TalkingPixiesHeads]

Started watching these lectures I'm an English third year, Civil Engineer I'm gonna watch all of these lectures they're of fantastic quality. Thank you for posting.

[@ajk4842]

These are the best type of Professors. The funny thing is, all of my Geotechnical professors at the University of Auckland, New Zealand were interesting and funny like this. Thank you Dr. Rogers.

[@MissouriSandTCourses]

It was pointed out that Dr. Rogers did not name the book and author he used for the course. The book he uses for this course is 'Engineering Geology: an Environmental Approach' 2nd Edition by Perry H. Rahn.

[@emmanuelstamatakis8218]

Yes sir you’re absolutely right being a judge of this video not that I’m qualified I’d say this man was under extreme pressure to point out which those points you won’t find anywhere else so sometimes moving on I know it’s a little things and the dedication of authors and they’re great but so was this guy and his presentation

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Could you kindly share a soft copy of this?

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[@jeetenzhurlollz8387]

i am software dev, but i listened to a geology lecture becasue that profressor is awesome

[@rustymugg9658]

Love this I dig his style comedic, a lil synacism with a lot of knowledge and experience...

[@screamobaby]

My boyfriend is in this field and I'm trying to learn as much as I can about his work. This Professor makes me want to learn everything about this field. I like him, he's fun.

[@mivapusa]

A genuine treat to listen to, makes me want to go back to university. Berkley must be quite the center of US geology, my petrology professors in Denmark were from Berkley

[@Gylfione]

he is inspiring not nagging type of guy and thad is the most important thing when you are a speaker or a lecturer ! grate job !

[@andrewkoay92]

really good lectures! I have learnt so much from Dr Rogers that I missed in my university education. Please do upload more lectures for us to learn more.:)

[@geoandres82]

Man, I wish I had Mr. Rogers as my mentor/lecturer during my college years...he is amazing. Lucky students they are...

[@nathaliebrandebourger1818]

Very good professor!!! We can see he is passionate!!

[@hunnykumar2401]

yeah exactly

[@isaacnoel4022]

Just wow. I would take extreme measures to get a prof. like him.

[@raycane4912]

Not being an engineer, but having a passing interest in virtually anything that ends in " -ology" or " -onomy" I find this gent to be real educational bedrock. Hope he's still active in the educational arena. I have no doubt he would only get better with time.

[@MonstersSeeMeToo]

This dude is awesome! I was leaning towards Geology over Civil Engineering, and this proved to me that Geology is the way to go.

[@MissouriSandTCourses]

Glad to hear it! Not that there is anything wrong with Civil Engineering.

[@MonstersSeeMeToo]

MissouriSandTCourses This video series has changed everything for me. I am now in an 3-2 Engineering program, and I will have a bachelors in Geology and Civil Engineering in a few years. Thank you for sharing this with the world. It means a lot to me personally, its really inspiring.

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[@adeelkhan2335]

MissouriSandTCourses can you upload more geology and GIS lectures please. Really helpful

[@CheleChilindra]

THIS SHOULD HAVE A MILLION VIEWS BY NOW.

[@MissouriSandTCourses]

@TalkingPixiesHeads Thanks much! Glad you enjoy the quality of the course. Hope you find the content just as rewarding. Dr. Rogers is a delight to listen to, and has lots of field experience as well as education to bring to the table. We plan to release more of our classes soon, and they are also of the same HD quality.

[@gjguevarra]

Really helpful for engineers-in-training wanting to go to geotech. Thanks a lot!

[@emmanuelulu1491]

i ve learnt so much from this video........... am in my final year and this is one of the courses i l be writting this semester

[@specificislander5779]

you can tell this guy so passionate about what he does

[@MissouriSandTCourses]

Glad to hear Zac! Dr. Rogers does an excellent job presenting the material.

[@DaleDavisable]

My first impression was I like this guy and I can learn alot from this guy hes smart and cut across all fields.

[@yasinsahal5734]

well sign posted,good eye contact to his student I like it 100%

[@josephcernansky1794]

After working in Geophysics. rock mechanics, geotechnical engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, hydrogeology, etc. etc. ad nauseum for the past several decades, I find this guy RIGHT ON!!! CE? Comedy engineering. Goddamn engineers! Think they are gods but I always remind them....those equations you like to use were created by a scientist!!! I always say, "There are two types of engineers. Ones that say, 'do this, this and that, don't do that or that or that, pour me another beer and call me in the morning'. Then there are the other kind that calculate everything and figure this and that and still don't know what the hell the project is they were suppose to work or the problem that needed solved in the first place!! And yes, geology isn't as much as science as it is an art. It's trying to figure out the artwork God created over the millennium and eons. Even the stuff I learned back in the 70's has been already superseded or in some cases debunked.

[@binamargapemel4432]

GREAT. may Allah Blesses Him. His so Smart.

[@counciousstream]

They (I) say that those that can't teach end up being the do-ers (yes I intended to say that). There are millions of engineers and rock scientists out there and VERY FEW HAVE THE GIFT OF TEACHING. I have no doubt that if I had seen the first lecture in this series that I would have chosen a completely different education path and career. BTW my wife can't believe that I spend Friday nights drinking scotch and watching (learning) Geoengineering.

[@王孙-g5y]

Very informative and educative course. Thank you very much. Still the geological engineering has evolved these day, the core concepts are valuable.

[@bwaa_bwaa]

He described Geologist and Engineers perfectly.

[@wagnerkiosky2152]

Nice class.... he is a good professor!

[@Rayquesto]

9:51 "If you're using a ruler to draw the curves, all that tells me is I'm dealing with a freshman!" That is damn hilarious.

[@16handsoffunfunfun]

Raymundo Flores ikr lmao

[@CheleChilindra]

BEST LINES FROM ROGERS!!!!

[@Warhawk971]

You’d think, but I’ve graded for upper division civil engineers taking engineering geology who do that. And keep doing it even after I’d mark them down and tell them not to!

[@mettecharlottejensen6947]

Wauw...!!! You're eminent...!!! I really like your performance, as I think is appropriate calling your lectures...:))

[@malcolmcog]

This is such a good teacher, If i could apply some of his skills in my training courses I will be a much better trainer !

[@yasinsahal5734]

a very good lecturing technique, confident and knowing his subject well done

[@JohnnyPunchClock]

I wish I had a lecturer like this when I was at college

[@AaronBalderas-aebalderas]

This guy is great! Love listening to him.

[@jimdanial5735]

greetings from Malaysia good lecture! currently an Applied Geology student in University of Malaya :D

[@ArvinthSivaji]

hello...im a malaysian too...is biology a must take subject in stpm to pursue a degree in geology in um??

[@nurkenrustem6044]

Arvinth Sivaji Greeting from KZ. Applied to the Russian state university. In my case, I had to take as maths and maths as optional subjects, can be physics and maths. Depends on college.

[@shamfowler897]

Love this guy and the whole lecture series!

[@DrEmstri]

I dont even remember how I found this but I ended up watching the whole thing!

[@jewellzach20]

Got me excited to go in and look at future projects on a Saturday! Well done!

[@notanaive]

What a great professor.

[@cassaxiom8019]

This guy should be a life coach

[@albertmaia7190]

This man is so honest and funny

[@webcamsociety]

Great lecture Dr Rogers

[@Mr300zx90]

THIS IS MY KIND OF TEACHER

[@romliahmadabdulnadzir1607]

With the severity of the current weather or weather disasters on a global scale, most engineering geology and geotechnical engineering will change into a new additional dimension of improvisational mapping associated with the underground world map (if it exists).

[@MegaHakim1999]

From where i study, where the standards for teaching are non existent, this is for me, absolute top notch, I'd rather watch these lectures instead of attending my own Geotechnics courses, incredible.

[@adelabuidris6292]

Lol, where

[@ahmer1]

Great really its awesome ......will help me in my BS thesis

[@chaska2812]

omg....love his lectures!!!! it crack me up....none of the engineers that i worked with are as funny as this guy... :D

[@davidwilkie9551]

Excellent compact Education in structure and design as a total context of geological time and instantaneous bonding proportioning.

[@MrNivaro34]

I love this lecture. Great delivery and advice.

[@moro1891]

Thumbs up, amazing teacher. All round education :)

[@m.rezaahmadi4188]

Thank you dear Professor Rogers. Hope you made more courses.

[@Deckaio]

41:10 I know it's a joke, but the first mine detector was actually developed by the Poles in WWII. Work was finished by lieutenant Jozef Kosacki between 1941 and 42. The design supposedly was used by the British up until 1995 in some shape and form. Anyways, just some trivia.

[@felipepl8796]

I wish I had a lecturer like this when I was at college (2)

[@shafiqeakhtar6687]

Gud lecture.. I think one of nice teacher..

[@skatershawn410]

videos are so informative for me but im talking Engineering Geology and need assistance with more basic engineering properties, like stress and strain formulas and testing etc. Thank you for putting these up though, I do intend to keep watching.

[@redeamerking]

You have helped me so much in my degree. Thank you so much

[@richardah12]

This bloke is hilarious and a great presenter!

[@humphet]

10 minutes in, and I subscribed. Thank you!

[@Thiny1991]

Fantastic lecture...

[@jakobrassi9816]

This guy is a great professor, too bad people like him are slowly fading away...

[@skipd9164]

Worked for a gas utility on str crew. Old timers would say read the streets. You will notice decades of compaction and also old patches good place to start. Settlement means possible main crack. Notice that crack seems alot of them form a line and its between middle and curb. That's water main. I know this is no where near your level in life I'm 60 and always liked learning about underground water movement . I'm actually putting together a map that converts 2 maps. Present satellite and 1629 map. Starting at a pond outlet weaving through neighbourhoods and ends at beach. People ask what the f are you doing that for. I can picture 1629 like i was there

[@G19-f1n]

Thanks a good example for teachers

[@zschudrowitz155]

Hilarious! My wife and I are studying for her exam and she is just dying laughing listening to this guy. I'm learning a thing or two as well. Love the Polish Mine Sweeper joke!

[@revertinthemaking]

I guess you are not Polish.

[@MissouriSandTCourses]

@castratedcat We're glad you enjoy Dr. Rogers' lectures and have recommended them. He makes his courses entertaining and educational, he's really a good storyteller with lots of experience and knowledge to disperse.

[@transportabelle]

You’re what Grammy Hall would call ‘a real engineer’.

[@elitbilgi0]

Thankyou for videos

[@jamshidi61]

Does he have other courses online as well? He is great!! Thanks for sharing this.

[@muwapachimulimilner2170]

Good night, i would like to thank you for the lesson with me i have done Design and Technology, am able to understand what you are teaching i thank you

[@Rayquesto]

40:30 thoughts of statistical mechanics

[@CapstoneTider]

A was taken a back to see the class, the are very lucky indeed.

[@bellebhebhe5191]

wow great lecture

[@1adamgarcia2003]

Great teacher.

[@alishaheedmuhamad]

Very good class !

[@bestowicprimer8835]

Jon Levi Sent me.... Also How Entertaining haha. Glad youtube brought me here.

[@conniead5206]

I do not know if the “Leaning Tower of Pisa” in Italy is still talked about much. They were still trying to keep it from tilting more when I was in my 30s. Well, there is a new and considerably bigger leaning tower in San Francisco. Undoubtedly built with great earthquake technology that is possibly not going to help if a 6.9 hits like in 1989. They were trying to shore it up on the one side last I checked. Even if they stop it from tilting what can they do to level the building? Anyway students learning from this experienced and brilliant man might want to follow the saga. It didn’t stop settling at the max they expected and then it started tilting. Really bad is that it is in a place where very strong earthquakes happen and there are structures all around it. If the one in Pisa falls it won’t land on another building. For those interested in structural engineering and/or demolishing of old buildings, the Japanese have come up with a method that allows more recycling and actually takes less time overall. Other methods require a lot of planning time before starting. The new method drops the building one floor at a time. They gut the floor and use hydraulics to support and then lower the building. Gut that floor and repeat.