Advances in modelling hysteretic water retention curve in deformable soils

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Investigation into water retention behaviour of deformable soils (2013, methodology): “It is noted that most of the parameters are inherited from the reference constitutive model ACMEG-s by Nuth and Laloui (2008), in which a total of six parameters are necessary to account for the following physical mechanisms: • Density-dependent air-entry value.”
A multiscale multi-permeability poroplasticity model linked by recursive homogenizations and deep learning (2018, background): “However, as pointed out previously in a number of works, such as Zhu and Wong [1997] and Nuth and Laloui [2008], deformation of the solid skeleton may inevitably change the microstructural attributes, such as pore size distribution and tortuosity of the pore space and these changes may in return…”
Interpretation of unsaturated soil behaviour in the stress – Saturation space, I: Volume change and water retention behaviour (2012, background): “, [9,27,42,23] Recent research [37] shows that the hydraulic behaviour is governed by the suction as well as the volumetric strain due to net stresses ðev rÞ.”