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Seequent, the Bentley Subsurface Company, and the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) have announced a strategic collaboration that unites their shared commitment to advancing geoscience

Mining is central to the future global economy on both the demand and supply side, according to economist and public policy expert David Skilling.

Advanced geotechnical methods are being deployed on the Trans-Papua Road to combat extreme terrain and connect remote Papuan communities.

Technological advances are tightening up the governance of traditional mining companies but also giving new players an advantage

Technology is driving mining transparency through sustainability reporting and knowledge integration, says Accenture’s Liv Carroll.

Seequent will showcase AI-driven, cloud-enabled geoscience tools, new partnerships, and connected exploration workflows 

In this video, Segment Director, Civil, Pat McLarin explains how underground data supports resilient projects that can evolve as conditions change.

This is likely to be the year subsurface intelligence stops being a technical function and becomes a boardroom issue, Seequent Chief Executive Graham Grant says.