The field of geotechnical studies focuses on the study and application of soil and rock mechanics critical to civil engineering. Geotechnical engineering addresses the behavior of earth materials and their interaction with construction elements such as foundations, slopes, retaining walls, tunnels, and embankments, ensuring stability and safety in infrastructure projects. The journal’s mission is to advance knowledge and foster innovation in geotechnical studies, promoting sustainable and resilient solutions for global infrastructure and environmental challenges. JoGS serves as a vital resource for researchers, academicians, and professionals dedicated to pioneering advancements in geotechnical engineering and its practical applications.