GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION

FOR

KEY CLIFF ASSETS (ATRIUM)

QIDDIYA, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

Report No. S20000214

Revision No. Rev.0
Status Draft Report
Date 28 February 2021

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M/S: QIDDIYA INVESTMENT COMPANY

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 Project Information

CLIENT

ARAB COMPANY FOR LABORATORIES & SOIL (ACES)

P.O Box: 70156, Al-Khobar, KSA.
GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR
Tel: +966 13 8811943 Fax: +966 13 8811947
Email: aceskhobar@aces-int.com URL: www.aces-int.com

LOCATION Qiddiya, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

SITE Atrium, Qiddiya

COUNTRY Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

ANALYST Eng. Tanzeel ur Rehman

JOB REFERENCE S20000214

PROJECT NAME Geophysical Investigation for Key Cliff Assets (Atrium),

Qiddiya, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Messrs: QIDDIYA INVESTMENT COMPANY Ref.: S20000214_Rev 0
City: QIDDIYA - RIYADH Date: 28 February 2021

Subject: Geophysical Investigation for Key Cliff Assets (Atrium), Qiddiya, Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia.

Dear Sirs,

Arab Company for Laboratories and Soil (ACES) is pleased to submit this draft report for the
subject project to QIDDIYA INVESTMENT COMPANY, QIDDIYA, KINGDOM OF SAUDI
ARABIA.

This report presents the data acquisition, processing, interpretation and conclusions based on the
Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) technique.

If additional information or clarifications are required, please do not hesitate to contact our office at
your convenience. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your confidence on our
work and look forward to be in service to you in future.

Sincerely yours,
Arab Company for Laboratories and Soil

Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman

Head of Geophysical Unit
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 2

2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................... 3
2.1 GENERAL SITE CONDITIONS ................................................................................................... 3
3.0 FIELD OPERATIONS ................................................................................................... 4
3.1 MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF SURFACE WAVES (MASW) ........................................................ 4
3.1.1 Equipment .............................................................................................................. 5
3.1.2 Data acquisition ...................................................................................................... 6
3.1.3 Fieldwork Parameters Used ................................................................................... 6
4.0 GEOPHYSICAL DATA PROCESSING ........................................................................ 7
4.1 MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF SURFACE WAVES (MASW) ........................................................ 7
4.1.1 Data Processing ..................................................................................................... 7
5.0 INTERPRETATION ....................................................................................................... 9
5.1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 INTERPRETATION .................................................................................................................... 9
5.2.1 Example - Line 23 (WADI AREA) ........................................................................... 9
5.2.2 Example - Line 04 (CLIFF AREA) ........................................................................ 10
6.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS ............................................................................. 12
6.1 SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................ 12
6.2 CONCLUSIONS ..................................................................................................................... 12
6.3 RISK ASSESSMENT ............................................................................................................... 13
6.4 RECOMMENDATIONS ............................................................................................................ 13
APPENDICES .................................................................................................................. 14
A. GENERAL LOCATION PLAN .................................................................................................... 14
B. MASW LINE LOCATION PLAN ............................................................................................... 15
C. 2D MODELLED SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY SECTIONS ................................................................ 16
D. MASW RESULTS – CORRELATION WITH GEOTECHNICAL BOREHOLES ................................... 17

List of Figures

Figure 1: General site conditions for Atrium area. ............................................................................ 3

Figure 2: Schematic illustration of MASW technique ........................................................................ 4
Figure 3: MASW field work at the current project. ............................................................................ 5
Figure 4: A typical overtone image with dispersion curve from the current project. ......................... 8
Figure 5: Interpreted MASW section along Line 23 ........................................................................ 10
Figure 7: Interpreted MASW section along Line 143. ..................................................................... 11

List of Tables

Table 1: MASW equipment details ................................................................................................... 5

Table 2: MASW fieldwork parameters .............................................................................................. 6
Table 3: MASW processing steps using SurfSeis ............................................................................ 7
Table 4: General velocity interpretation. ........................................................................................... 9

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

ACES was invited by Qiddiya Investment Company to conduct a geophysical investigation over
the proposed site of Atrium, Qiddiya, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The main objective of this investigation was to locate geologic hazards, including

• to map cavities, fractures, faults, channels down to an investigation depth between 35-45m
below ground level (bgl).

ACES proposed to use following geophysical investigation methods.

• Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) method to map cavities, fractures, faults
within the top 35-40m bgl depths.

The site work was performed between 8th December 2020 and 14th December, 2020. The general
location of the investigated site is presented in Appendix A and MASW lines location is presented
in Appendix B of this report. The processed MASW sections are presented in Appendix C. The
MASW sections are correlated with available geotechnical boreholes and correlation is presented
in Appendix D of this report.

None of the MASW sections show extremely low shear wave velocity indicative of a wide open
cavity or a void. However, lower than normal shear wave velocities are observed on the MASW
sections which represent weak and weathered rock formation. The MASW show shear wave
velocities ranging between 400 m/s to 2000 m/s. The sections are correlated with the available
geotechnical boreholes drilled within the Atrium area. Shear wave velocities of the top layers within
the wadi area (Vs < 600 m/s) represent backfilling material. However, shear wave velocities < 600
m/s are also observed which indicate extremely weak, weathered and fractured rock formation
with possible voids.

The Cliff area is characterized by relatively higher velocities ranging between 700 m/s and 3000
m/s. The higher velocities (Vs > 1000 m/s) are correlated with better quality rock formation. The
lower velocities (Vs < 1000 m/s) are interpreted to be associated with weak and highly weathered
rock formation.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION
ACES was invited by Qiddiya Investment Company to conduct a geophysical investigation over
the proposed site of Atrium, Qiddiya, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The main objective of this investigation was to locate geologic hazards, including

• to map cavities, fractures, faults, channels down to an investigation depth between 35-45m
below ground level (bgl).
• to map cavities, fractures, faults, channels deeper down to an investigation depth between
70m-200m bgl.
• small scale fractures/joints
• measure P-S wave velocities to calculate rock moduli.

ACES proposed to use following geophysical investigation methods.

• Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) method to map cavities, fractures, faults
within the top 35-40m bgl depths.
• Crosshole Seismic Tomography (CHT) to map deep cavities, fractures, faults (down to an
approximate depth of 70m to 200m bgl based on MASW results or client suggestion.
• High Resolution Optical Televiewer (HROT) will be performed in the same boreholes drilled
to 70m to 200m bgl (based on MASW results or client suggestion) to map small scale
fracture/joints prior to CHST.
• Crosshole Seismic Test (CHST) shall be performed in few deep boreholes (70m to 200m
bgl (based on MASW results or client suggestion) with 3m spacing.

The site work was performed between 8th December 2020 and 14th December, 2020.

This report presents the data acquisition, processing, interpretation and conclusions based on the
Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) profiles conducted in Atrium area. The general
location of the investigated site is presented in Appendix A and MASW lines location is presented
in Appendix B of this report. The processed MASW sections are presented in Appendix C. The
MASW sections are correlated with available geotechnical boreholes and correlation is presented
in Appendix D of this report.

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2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION

2.1 General Site Conditions

The Atrium site lies in an open area where levelling of the surface is underway. The site was an
active construction site with lot of vehicle movements and road rollers being used for levelling.

Figure 1 below shows the general site conditions with levelled surface where vehicles and road
roller movement is common.

Figure 1: General site conditions for Atrium area.

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3.0 FIELD OPERATIONS

3.1 Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW)

Geophysical Survey was performed utilizing Multi-Channel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW).
Seismic energy is introduced into the subsurface by a source (Hydraulic Hammer) at the surface.
Surface waves (Rayleigh waves) are generated and propagate outward from the source location.
Unlike body waves surface waves spread cylindrically. In a heterogeneous subsurface, the surface
waves undergo dispersion as they travel along the surface. Surface waves are seismic waves
propagating parallel to the earth’s surface without spreading energy through the earth’s interior:
their amplitude decreases exponentially with the depth, and most of the energy propagates in a
shallow zone, roughly equal to one wavelength. Surface waves are dominant events in seismic
records easily identified by bigger amplitudes.

MASW measurements are applicable in mapping subsurface conditions for various uses including
geologic, geotechnical, hydrogeological, environmental and archeological investigations. The
MASW method is used to map anomalous geologic conditions including weak zone, voids,
fault/fractures etc. Shear-wave velocities are related to mechanical material properties of the
subsurface medium. Therefore, characterization of the material (type of rock, degree of
weathering, and stiffness) is made on the basis of the modeled shear-wave velocities.

MASW method utilizes similar equipment as with seismic refraction technique with a difference of
geophone frequency, where low frequency (4.5Hz) geophones are used. The geophones are laid
on the ground in a linear array with a particular spacing (dx). The geophones are attached to a
seismic cable which is usually mounted on a land streamer. The seismic source (sledge or
hydraulic hammer with metal strike plate) is placed at an offset (X1) from the first geophone (G1).
The schematic illustration of the MASW technique is shown below in Figure 2.

Figure 2: Schematic illustration of MASW technique

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Figure 3 below shows the site work in the current project.

Figure 3: MASW field work at the current project.

3.1.1 Equipment

Following equipment as detailed in Table 1 was used to acquire data for this particular project.

Equipment Description
Recording System Geometrics Geode Seismograph
Land Streamer 24 Channel
Geophone Frequency 4.5Hz
Number of Geophones 24
Recording Software Seismodule Controller
Seismic Source Sledge Hammer and Steel Plate

Table 1: MASW equipment details

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3.1.2 Data acquisition

The location of investigated site was identified by the client where the ACES topographic crew
marked the start and end of the geophysical lines. The MASW lines were equally spaced at within
the investigated site, the lengths of profiles vary based on the site conditions and to have
maximum coverage. The 24-channel geophone streamer was laid down on the ground at the start
of the line. The streamer was connected to the Geode Seismograph which was connected to the
laptop. A trigger switch is attached to the Geode Seismograph and to the seismic source (Sledge
Hammer). The field geophysicist monitors the noise window on the laptop screen and starts
acquiring the data when the noise is minimal. The field geophysicist strikes the metal plate with the
hammer (which is termed as a shot), the trigger sends the signal to the Geode Seismograph to
start recording. Three to five stacks were taken to improve the seismic signal. The data was then
saved on the disk as seg2 files. The streamer is then dragged to the next location (4m ahead from
the previous location) and procedure repeated. Same process continues till the end of line is
reached.

3.1.3 Fieldwork Parameters Used

Table 2 below details the parameters used during data acquisition. No filters were applied to the
data during data acquisition.

Field Description
Survey Type Active MASW
Survey Purposes 2D Vs Profiling
Acquisition System 24 Channel
Source Sledge Hammer
Receivers (Geophones) 4.5Hz
Number of Receivers (N) 24 attached to Land Streamer
Receiver Array Linear (roll along)
Receiver Spacing (Dx) 2m
Array Dimension (D) 46m
Source – Receiver Move (Dsr) 4m
Source Offset (X1) 4m

Table 2: MASW fieldwork parameters

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4.0 GEOPHYSICAL DATA PROCESSING

4.1 Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW)

The generation of a dispersion curve is a critical step in all surface wave methods. A dispersion
curve is generally displayed as a function of phase velocity versus frequency. Dispersion curve is
a plot of a data set consisting of frequencies and phase velocities. The Vs profile is determined
based upon this dispersion curve. Therefore, accurate determination of dispersion curve is the
most critical part affecting the accuracy of Vs profile. The accuracy and resolution of surface wave
dispersion results depends on the parameters used for acquiring data in the field.

4.1.1 Data Processing

The MASW data obtained were processed using SurfSeis Ver. 4 from Kansas Geological Survey,
(University of Kansas, USA). A summary of data processing steps using SurfSeis software is
presented in Table 3 below:

MASW Processing Steps Using SurfSeis

Read Survey Files (.seg2 format)

Generate KGS Format

Encode Field Geometry

Generation of Overtone Records

Picking Dispersion Curves

Initial Vs Model

Running Inversion

Gridding and Mapping

2D Shear Wave Velocity (Vs) Models

Table 3: MASW processing steps using SurfSeis

Initially, all the field records (.seg2 file format) were read and converted to KGS format. The KGS
format was then utilized to encode geometry into the field records. For this particular project, 24
channel receiver system was used with receiver spacing of 1m. The source offset and source
movement were set to 16m. Dispersion analysis followed the field geometry setup, where overtone
images of dispersion curves were prepared. The fundamental dispersion curve was picked for
estimating the shear wave velocity. Figure 4 below shows a typical overtone image from this
project with the picked dispersion curve.

The dispersion curves were picked for every field record. The dispersion curves were later used to
generate initial velocity model. Inversion was performed to generate the shear wave velocity
model. The data was gridded and displayed in the form of 2D sections.

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Figure 4: A typical overtone image with dispersion curve from the current project.

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5.0 INTERPRETATION
5.1 General

The shear wave velocities obtained from MASW method are relative, i.e. the velocities are site
specific, which depends on the geological conditions of the medium in which the waves travel. In
general, shear wave velocities range between 200-300 m/sec for loose to medium dense soil and
may reach up to 500 m/sec for very dense material. Rocks generally exhibit shear wave velocities
higher than 500 m/sec.

Cavities/voids, highly weathered and fractured rocks are characterized by low shear wave
velocities juxtaposed to the surrounding higher shear wave velocities. In general, voids are usually
characterized by shear wave velocities less than 250 m/s within the rock formation. However, this
value may change depending on the site conditions.

Parallel MASW lines were acquired. The location of the MASW lines are shown in Appendix B and
results are presented in Appendix C of this report.

5.2 Interpretation

The MASW results are interpreted on the basis of velocity correlation. The generalized
interpretation of Wadi area is presented in Table 4 below.

Depth (m) Shear Wave Velocity (m/s) Layer Description

Layer -1 Soil Horizons (Backfilled Material)
0 to ~ 5
400 to 600 The velocity range represents medium dense to very
(Variable)
dense soil horizons, possibly backfilling material.

Layer -2 Rock Formation

The velocity range represents extremely weak highly

weathered and fractured to competent rock formation.
~5 to > 21
700 to 1500 Shear wave velocities < 600 m/s represents extremely
(Variable)
weathered and fractured rock formation. Further lower
velocities (< 400 m/s) represent highly weathered and
fractured rock formation with possibility of voids (low
velocity anomaly).

Table 4: General velocity interpretation.

5.2.1 Example - Line 23 (WADI AREA)

The 2D shear wave velocity section show a generalized two-layer velocity model. Layer 1 is
associated with soil horizons. This layer is characterized by shear wave velocities ranging between
400 m/s to 600 m/s. The lower range of velocities (less than 400 m/s) within the layer represent
less dense material within the layer.

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Layer 2 is characterized by shear wave velocities ranging between 400 m/s to 1350 m/s and is
associated with rock formation. Shear wave velocities less than 600 m/s within the layer represent
weak and weathered rock formation as highlighted by black contours.

Figure 5: Interpreted MASW section along Line 23

5.2.2 Example - Line 04 (CLIFF AREA)

The MASW section for Line 04 show variable velocities ranging between 800 m/s and 3000 m/s.
The higher velocities (Vs > 1000 m/s) are correlated with better quality and competent rock
formation. The lower velocities (Vs < 1000 m/s) as shown in Figure 7 below are interpreted to be
associated with weak and weathered rock formation.

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Figure 6: Interpreted MASW section along Line 143.

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6.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

6.1 Summary

ACES was invited by Qiddiya Investment Company to conduct a geophysical investigation over
the proposed site of Atrium, Qiddiya, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The main objective of this investigation was to locate geologic hazards, including

• to map cavities, fractures, faults, channels down to an investigation depth between 35-45m
below ground level (bgl).
• to map cavities, fractures, faults, channels deeper down to an investigation depth between
70m-200m bgl.
• small scale fractures/joints
• measure P-S wave velocities to calculate rock moduli.

ACES proposed to use following geophysical investigation methods.

• Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) method to map cavities, fractures, faults
within the top 35-40m bgl depths.
• Crosshole Seismic Tomography (CHT) to map deep cavities, fractures, faults (down to an
approximate depth of 70m to 200m bgl based on MASW results or client suggestion.
• High Resolution Optical Televiewer (HROT) will be performed in the same boreholes drilled
to 70m to 200m bgl (based on MASW results or client suggestion) to map small scale
fracture/joints prior to CHST.
• Crosshole Seismic Test (CHST) shall be performed in few deep boreholes (70m to 200m
bgl (based on MASW results or client suggestion) with 3m spacing.

The site work was performed between 8th December 2020 and 14th December, 2020.

This report presents the data acquisition, processing, interpretation and conclusions based on the
Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) profiles conducted in Atrium area. The general
location of the investigated site is presented in Appendix A and MASW lines location is presented
in Appendix B of this report. The processed MASW sections are presented in Appendix C. The
MASW sections are correlated with available geotechnical boreholes and correlation is presented
in Appendix D of this report.

6.2 Conclusions

None of the MASW sections show extremely low shear wave velocity indicative of a wide open
cavity or a void. However, lower than normal shear wave velocities are observed on the MASW
sections which represent weak and weathered rock formation. The MASW show shear wave
velocities ranging between 400 m/s to 2000 m/s. The sections are correlated with the available
geotechnical boreholes drilled within the Atrium area. Shear wave velocities of the top layers within
the wadi area (Vs < 600 m/s) represent backfilling material. However, shear wave velocities < 600
m/s are also observed which indicate extremely weak, weathered and fractured rock formation
with possible voids.

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The Cliff area is characterized by relatively higher velocities ranging between 700 m/s and 3000
m/s. The higher velocities (Vs > 1000 m/s) are correlated with better quality rock formation. The
lower velocities (Vs < 1000 m/s) are interpreted to be associated with weak and highly weathered
rock formation.

6.3 Risk Assessment

The low velocity anomalies on MASW sections (velocities < 600 m/s) within the Wadi area greater
than 5 m depth indicate the presence of weak, highly weathered and fractured rock formation (with
possible voids). The low velocity anomalies on MASW sections (velocities < 1000 m/s) within the
cliff area greater than 5 m depth indicate the presence of weak, weathered and fractured rock
formation.

6.4 Recommendations

The low velocity anomalies encountered within the investigated area (velocities < 600 m/s below
5m depth) should be further evaluated using Crosshole Tomography OR intrusive investigation to
find their exact nature so that remedial measures could be planned, if required.

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APPENDICES
A. General Location Plan

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REFERENCE DRAWINGS / DOCUMENT

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CC-059-02
L-24

2,559 sqm

50
L-16

40
RC-014

L-8
1,470,913 sqm
30

10
20
CC-077
301,363sqm
(m)
L-0 0 Distance
CC-022-2
8,547
14,499 sqm
CC-074
CC-059-03
17,090 sqm CC-031
1,977 sqm
21,583 sqm
CC-029
26,644 sqm CC-017-3
CC-025
RC-002 CC-053-07 10,807 sqm
8,252 sqm METRO TBC
11,273sqm
32,981sqm 56x145m
Easement
RC-012-A CC-018
SZ-001
73,341 sqm 57309 SZ-005 7,371 sqm
37062 CC-017-4
13,692 sqm
U-U002
RC-OS-003-A 28,712 sqm
CC-027 18,007 sqm
23,003 sqm SZ-006
29393.2806
RC-011-B FD-L008
18,048 sqm 12,971 sqm Metro Corridor.
SZ-004 Easement 15m

Underground carpark
37791
RC-016
RC-016 RC-012-B
114,757 sqm
75,790 sqm

Easement (Utility corridor) CC-055

SZ-002
RC-015-A 54197 `
63,225 sqm SZ-011
91626

27113 CC-045
29,097 sqm

SZ-008
68343
SZ-003
122330.0596

G-002 Packa
Packa ge
ge 5
RC-017
797,350 sqm
RC-009-A
14,784 sqm
RC-015-B
977,790 sqm
1

12,367,726 sqm under further design investigation

RC-015-C
24,719 sqm

Air Right Easement

CC-042
6,814sqm SZ-010
RC-009-B 42996.3296
19,730 sqm
NID-UZ003
6,479,036 sqm
SZ-009
Easement 92931

CC-046
385,270 sqm

NID-UZ003
MZ-009 6,479,036 sqm

606,970 sqm
SZ-012
2
223710 m
Easement

FD-L001 Easement
R-U004
Parcel Area: 8,699,736 sqm 622,217 sqm

CC-020 CC-068 Easement

0+100
MZ-008 R-U005

10,401 sqm
under further design investigation

Parcel Area: 12,176,518 sqm 909,361 sqm

16,467
GOLF
ZONE
UTILITES GOLF
ZONE
Area 610608
m2 EXPANS
ION
ZONE
SOLAR
NURSERY ARRAY
(TemporaryZONE FIELD

= 155offices
Use) Area
Area 946939 141745
m2

193
7 m2

operati ction
SUN SHED
SURGE VESSEL(AS NEEDED)

CE
STACKING AREA & CONTROL ROOMTELECOM
CLOSET

INSTRUMENTATION
ELECTRICAL /
Unit
SS

RMU
2
OR B m

orridor
0

on
KF E 81

constru
OR LAG 092

ROOM
TRANSFORMER

&
ELECTRICAL

CONTROL
/ INSTRUMENTATION

ROOM
STACKING AREA

SUN
SURGE

SHED
VESSEL(AS

NEEDED)

1
WELL HEAD CHAMBER

WASHOUT SUMP
WELLHEAD

VIL a

Area

waterc
Are

storm
100

60
61

21

20

1
MAIN

81

80
MAINLINE-03
41

40

01

S2
S1

CUSTOM
EXPERI ER
ENCE
.
.
New Limit

storm wate
LOGISTICS
ZONE
L.O.W.

Easement
Area 66463
6 m2

L.O.W.
EXPANSION
ZONE

r corridor
FD-U002

L.O.W.
Area 900668
m2 QIDDIYA
ACCESS
L.O.W.
ROAD

563,190 sqm

WORKF
VILLAG ORCE
Area EA
967188 FD-L007
m2
1,371,972 sqm
DHURMA

r
ROAD

corrido
Easement

water
FD-L002

storm
11,794,022 sqm

CC-021 CC-059-01 KEY PLAN

7,602 sqm 4,418 sqm CC-069 NTS

7,859 sqm
CC-070 00 28/02/2021 ISSUE FOR APPROVAL SA AF TNZ
20,733sqm REV DATE DESCRIPTION BY CKD SUP ENG APPROVED

SCALE: SIZE: DESIGN BY: CHECKED BY:

NTS A3 SA AF

Easement CLIENT: CONTRACTOR:

CC-023
15,552 sqm
CC-073
PROJECT TITLE:
1,012 sqm GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS - ATRIUM
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
CC-071 PROJECT No: DRAWING TITLE:

6,102sqm S20000214 ATRIUM

DATE: DRAWING No: SHEET No: ISSUE:

28/02/2021 APPENDIX A 02 01

CC-022-2
QIDDIYA INVESTMENT COMPANY
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION – KEY CLIFF ASSETS (ATRIUM), QIDDIYA, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

B. MASW Line Location Plan

S20000214_Rev 0 Geophysics Report Appendix-B

QIDDIYA INVESTMENT COMPANY
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION – KEY CLIFF ASSETS (ATRIUM), QIDDIYA, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

C. 2D Modelled Shear Wave Velocity Sections

S20000216_Rev 0 Geophysics Report Appendix-C

 NOTES

PROJECTION AND DATUM INFORMATION

1. ALL COORDINATES, DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS ARE IN METERS.

LEGEND

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NTS

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SCALE: SIZE: DESIGN BY: CHECKED BY:

NTS A3 SA AF
CLIENT: CONTRACTOR:

PROJECT TITLE:
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS - ATRIUM
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

PROJECT No: DRAWING TITLE:

2D MODELLED SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY SECTIONS

S20000214
ATRIUM-LINE 01 TO 10
DATE: DRAWING No: SHEET No: ISSUE:

28/02/2021 APPENDIX C 01 01
 NOTES

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SCALE: SIZE: DESIGN BY: CHECKED BY:

NTS A3 SA AF
CLIENT: CONTRACTOR:

PROJECT TITLE:
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS - ATRIUM
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

PROJECT No: DRAWING TITLE:

2D MODELLED SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY SECTIONS

S20000214
ATRIUM-LINE 11 TO 20
DATE: DRAWING No: SHEET No: ISSUE:

28/02/2021 APPENDIX C 02 01
 NOTES

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1. ALL COORDINATES, DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS ARE IN METERS.

LEGEND

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KEY PLAN
NTS

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SCALE: SIZE: DESIGN BY: CHECKED BY:

NTS A3 SA AF
CLIENT: CONTRACTOR:

PROJECT TITLE:
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS - ATRIUM
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

PROJECT No: DRAWING TITLE:

2D MODELLED SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY SECTIONS

S20000214
ATRIUM-LINE 21 TO 30
DATE: DRAWING No: SHEET No: ISSUE:

28/02/2021 APPENDIX C 03 01
 NOTES

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1. ALL COORDINATES, DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS ARE IN METERS.

LEGEND

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KEY PLAN
NTS

00 28/02/2021 ISSUE FOR APPROVAL SA AF TNZ

REV DATE DESCRIPTION BY CKD SUP ENG APPROVED

SCALE: SIZE: DESIGN BY: CHECKED BY:

NTS A3 SA AF
CLIENT: CONTRACTOR:

PROJECT TITLE:
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS - ATRIUM
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

PROJECT No: DRAWING TITLE:

2D MODELLED SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY SECTIONS

S20000214
ATRIUM-LINE 31 TO 40
DATE: DRAWING No: SHEET No: ISSUE:

28/02/2021 APPENDIX C 04 01
 NOTES

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1. ALL COORDINATES, DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS ARE IN METERS.

LEGEND

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DRAWING / DOCUMENT NUMBER DRAWING / DOCUMENT NUMBER

KEY PLAN
NTS

00 28/02/2021 ISSUE FOR APPROVAL SA AF TNZ

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SCALE: SIZE: DESIGN BY: CHECKED BY:

NTS A3 SA AF
CLIENT: CONTRACTOR:

PROJECT TITLE:
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS - ATRIUM
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

PROJECT No: DRAWING TITLE:

2D MODELLED SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY SECTIONS

S20000214
ATRIUM-LINE 01 TO 11-CLIFF AREA
DATE: DRAWING No: SHEET No: ISSUE:

28/02/2021 APPENDIX C 05 01
QIDDIYA INVESTMENT COMPANY
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION – KEY CLIFF ASSETS (ATRIUM), QIDDIYA, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

D. MASW Results – Correlation with Geotechnical Boreholes

S20000214_Rev 0 Geophysics Report Appendix-D

PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman
PROJECT NAME: CLIENT: GEOPHYSICAL CONTRACTOR: Data Processed: Report No.:
Eng. Awais/Waseem S20000214
GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION
QIDDIYA KEY CLIFF ASSETS – RIYADH,
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA Interpreted by:
Eng. Tanzeel Ur Rehman