News

  1. Home
  2. News
Seequent, The Bentley Subsurface Company's Slope stability using PLAXIS and GeoStudio | In-Person Workshop begins on Nov 5th 2026
More
Create a free account and view content that fits your specific interests in geotechnical engineering Learn More
Register

News

TBM launch shaft works advance for Poland’s high-speed rail tunnel

Preparation for Poland’s high-speed rail tunnel beneath Lodz has reached an important stage, with the launch cradle completed inside the Retkinia launch chamber and assembly of the tunnel boring machi...

Read More
SPONSORED

Hot-dip galvanized steel foundations demonstrate corrosion resistance over decades of field service

Evaluations of hot-dip galvanized Chance® Instant Foundations installed in the early 1980s have confirmed continued structural performance after more than four decades in service. The foundations util...

Read More

Land subsidence becomes a growing planning challenge across Europe

Land subsidence is becoming increasingly visible across Europe, affecting homes, infrastructure, groundwater systems and flood-prone areas. The process refers to the downward movement of the ground, b...

Read More
SPONSORED

Côte d'Ivoire state miner SODEMI adopts geophysical software to accelerate mineral exploration

The Société d'état pour le Développement Minier de la Côte d'Ivoire (SODEMI), the state-owned mining corporation of Côte d'Ivoire established in 1962, has integrated Seequent's Oasis montaj and VOXI s...

Read More

First-of-its-kind public Nevada data center halted over review concerns

Approval for a planned 167 MW data center near Boulder City, Nevada, has been temporarily halted after a federal appeals board found that the environmental review used to authorize the project was lik...

Read More

Scotland's railway resilience work puts earthworks and drainage first

Scotland’s rail network is being reinforced against a changing climate, with GBP130m invested over the past two years in works aimed at reducing disruption from flooding, landslips, rockfalls and extr...

Read More

Tajikistan raises Rogun dam to 1,155 meters ahead of schedule

Tajikistan has raised the dam of the Rogun Hydropower Plant to 1,155 meters above sea level ahead of schedule, President Emomali Rahmon was informed during a visit to the project, as construction cont...

Read More

Alaska’s thawing permafrost turns rebuilding into a ground engineering decision

In parts of western Alaska, the ground is no longer behaving like ground. In the coastal village of Kwigillingok, along the Bering Sea, some areas now feel soft, wet and unstable — a local symptom...

Read More
SPONSORED

Single-Helix Anchors and Piles Show Load Capacity Gains of up to Seven Times Over Plain Pipe Piles

Dr. Alan J. Lutenegger, Emeritus Professor of Geotechnical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, published a technical analysis examining how the addition of a single helical plate t...

Read More

Sizewell C puts geotechnical works at the centre of nuclear construction

The next major phase of Sizewell C will depend heavily on specialist ground engineering, as the project prepares the construction platform for one of the UK’s largest new energy infrastructure schemes...

Read More