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Abdoun, Tarek & Ricardo Dobry. (2015). An Investigation into Why Liquefaction Charts Work: A Necessary Step toward Integrating the States of Art and Practice. 2(12).19 indexed citations
Dobry, Ricardo & Tarek Abdoun. (1998). Post-Triggering Response of Liquefied Sand in the Free Field and Near Foundations. 270–300.23 indexed citations
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Dobry, Ricardo. (1994). Foundation Deformation Due to Earthquakes. 1846–1863.1 indexed citations
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Ng, Tang‐Tat & Ricardo Dobry. (1991). Numerical Undrained Cyclic Loading Simulations Using the Discrete Element Method. 1234–1238.1 indexed citations
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Dobry, Ricardo, et al.. (1989). Re-Evaluation of the Lower San Fernando Dam. Report 3. The Behavior of Undrained Contractive Sand and Its Effect on Seismic Liquefaction Flow Failures of Earth Structures. US Army Corps of Engineers: Engineer Research and Development Center (Knowledge Core).9 indexed citations
O’Neill, Michael W. & Ricardo Dobry. (1980). Dynamic response of pile foundations, analytical aspects : proceedings of a session. American Society of Civil Engineers eBooks.
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Dobry, Ricardo, et al.. (1979). Threshold Strain and Cyclic Behavior of Cohesionless Soils. Engineering Mechanics. 521–525.12 indexed citations
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