Nearly 80 years after the end of WWll, UXO still has the power to surprise, and throw our towns and environment into turmoil
When we think of bomb disposal, it might summon up images of IEDs in troubled regions, or munitions lurking on ...
The world’s largest mine finally sees light of day
Following three decades of negotiation, planning, funding issues and even a government coup, the world’s largest mining project will finally ...
Geothermal energy has huge promise, but it can keep that promise well concealed. There is a way to draw a clearer picture
Can one end-to-end solution solve all the problems geothermal projects encounter, and defuse the complexity that sometimes plagues them? Jonathon ...
GeoStudio 2024.1 – What’s new
GeoStudio 2024.1 continues to build on Seequent’s geotechnical analysis solution, adding new features to tackle complex problems involving rock slopes ...
PLAXIS 2024.1 – What’s New
With PLAXIS 2024.1 users benefit from enhancements for designing and reinforcing underground excavations, improvement in the connected geotechnical workflow and ...
Our climate change endgame: A more secure, sustainable and resilient future
Seequent Segment Director for the Environment, Thomas D. Krom, shares insights following his attendance at 2023’s COP28 UAE, an international ...
After a tough 2023, where is the good news for the offshore wind industry in 2024?
We’ve already reported on the UK’s decision to hike what it will pay offshore wind farms for electricity – a ...
Smaller is better if you know the subsurface well enough
Has a fear of the unknown on ground conditions intimidated the offshore wind industry into spending more than it needs ...
