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Lyceum 2021 closing remarks from James Lawton, Chief Technology Officer, Seequent

Lyceum 2021 closing remarks from James Lawton, Chief Technology Officer, Seequent

Closing out the Lyceum 2021 global event with what Seequent and the Geoscience community are looking to achieve in 2021 and together towards tomorrow in
The energy transition: realities, opportunities and challenges

The energy transition: realities, opportunities and challenges

Join our discussion on the state of the global energy transition addressing some of the opportunities and challenges.
Beyond infrastructure: Building resilient communities

Beyond infrastructure: Building resilient communities

Like many Pacific Rim countries, New Zealand has high seismicity and is exposed to a range of geophysical and climatic hazards.
The geoscience data revolution

The geoscience data revolution

Geoscience data continues to transform every aspect of the Energy, Environmental, Civil and Mining industries, and we are still in the early days of the
Integrated ground modelling for offshore windfarm development; informing risk and foundation design

Integrated ground modelling for offshore windfarm development; informing risk and foundation design

Join the Seequent team for an overview of how an integrated ground model impacts decision making and reduces risk in offshore wind projects.
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Smartphone geophysics: Crowdsourcing the Earth’s magnetic data

When a solar storm is in the forecast, Jannetta (Jae) Robinson crosses her fingers and turns on her smartphone. She’s using CrowdMag, an app that’s
What’s the Moon made of? NASA's geologic map goes 3D

What’s the Moon made of? NASA’s geologic map goes 3D

What would take NASA's geological map of the Moon to the next dimension? A geophysicist uses 3D modelling software to take on the challenge.
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The evolution of earth modelling

The high-tech earth modelling we love today started with a little gold (a filament to be exact) and the spirit of exploration.