Artificial ground - Revision history

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−	Artificial ground can be ~~classigied~~ as:	+	Artificial ground can be classified as:

	* Made ground: Areas where material is known to have been placed by man on the pre-existing (natural or artificial) land surface (including engineered fill). For more information see: Made ground.		* Made ground: Areas where material is known to have been placed by man on the pre-existing (natural or artificial) land surface (including engineered fill). For more information see: Made ground.
	* Infilled ground: Areas where pre-existing (natural or artificial) land surface has been excavated (worked ground) and subsequently partially or wholly backfilled.		* Infilled ground: Areas where pre-existing (natural or artificial) land surface has been excavated (worked ground) and subsequently partially or wholly backfilled.
−	* Worked ground: Areas where the pre-existing material (natural or artificial) ~~lnad~~ surface is known to have been excavated by man.	+	* Worked ground: Areas where the pre-existing material (natural or artificial) land surface is known to have been excavated by man.
−	* Landscaped ground: Areas ~~withere~~ the pre-~~existign~~ land surface (natural or artificial) has been extensively remodelled, but where it is ~~impractiable~~ to ~~deliniate~~ separate areas of made ground, worked ground or ~~distrubed~~ ground.	+	* Landscaped ground: Areas where the pre-existing land surface (natural or artificial) has been extensively remodelled, but where it is impracticable to delineate separate areas of made ground, worked ground or disturbed ground.
−	* Disturbed ground: Areas of ill-defined surface disruption associated with surface or near-surface development or collapse. The disturbance is typically complex, dominated by ~~sones~~ of subsidence, and includes areas of worked ground and made ground.	+	* Disturbed ground: Areas of ill-defined surface disruption associated with surface or near-surface development or collapse. The disturbance is typically complex, dominated by zones of subsidence, and includes areas of worked ground and made ground.

	Ref British Geographical Society rock classification scheme.		Ref British Geographical Society rock classification scheme.
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Artificial ground can be classigied as:

* Made ground: Areas where material is known to have been placed by man on the pre-existing (natural or artificial) land surface (including engineered fill). For more information see: Made ground.
* Infilled ground: Areas where pre-existing (natural or artificial) land surface has been excavated (worked ground) and subsequently partially or wholly backfilled.
* Worked ground: Areas where the pre-existing material (natural or artificial) lnad surface is known to have been excavated by man.
* Landscaped ground: Areas withere the pre-existign land surface (natural or artificial) has been extensively remodelled, but where it is impractiable to deliniate separate areas of made ground, worked ground or distrubed ground.
* Disturbed ground: Areas of ill-defined surface disruption associated with surface or near-surface development or collapse. The disturbance is typically complex, dominated by sones of subsidence, and includes areas of worked ground and made ground.

Ref British Geographical Society rock classification scheme.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Aggregate.
* Alluvium.
* Basal layer.
* Bedrock.
* Clay.
* Contaminated land.
* Desk study.
* Ground conditions.
* Ground improvement techniques.
* Ground investigation.
* Made ground.
* Sand.
* Soil report.
* Soil survey.
* Subsoil.
* Topsoil.
* Types of soil.

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