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Where Physics Meets Soil: NYU Tandon Researchers Tackle Unexploded Ordnance Depth Prediction
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Where Physics Meets Soil: NYU Tandon Researchers Tackle Unexploded Ordnance Depth Prediction

Source: https://engineering.nyu.edu/news/where-physics-meets-soil-nyu-tandon-researchers-tackle-unexploded-ordnance-depth-prediction Parent: https://engineering.nyu.edu/academics/departments/civil-urban-and-environmental

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Where Physics Meets Soil: NYU Tandon Researchers Tackle Unexploded Ordnance Depth Prediction

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January 28, 2026

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Research Professor Stephan Bless and Professor Magued Iskander developed the GeoPoncelet model to predict how deep unexploded ordnance penetrates soil, helping cleanup teams improve safety and efficiency at former defense sites.

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