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The China-Nepal railway would be a high-altitude feat of almost inhuman engineering skill. Impossible say some. Yet 50 years after it was first mooted, a
How high to find the wind?
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When we think of bomb disposal, it might summon up images of IEDs in troubled regions, or munitions lurking on the seabed, quietly waiting to
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 get underway this year –
Geothermal energy has huge promise, but it can keep that promise well concealed. There is a way to draw a clearer picture
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See what’s new in AGS Res2DInv 2024.1
Res2DInv 2024.1 continues to improve the processing and analysis of ERT/IP geophysical survey data, making the journey from data collection to inverted models and interpretation
