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Smaller is better if you know the subsurface well enough

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 to? Not anymore. Sean Goodman
/ Energy, Other renewables
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A Connected Geotechnical Workflow: The Key to Safe and Sustainable Infrastructure Projects

Gain knowledge of: Integrating and visualising available subsurface data Interpreting subsurface data to aid geotechnical analysis Managing geoscience data and collaborating to refine project design
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Indaba 2024: Seequent Transforming the Future of Mining in Africa with Subsurface Intelligence

Seequent, The Bentley Subsurface Company, will host a series of demonstrations on leveraging geoscience intelligence to uncover the potential of subsurface data. Join us at
3D digital model deployed to evaluate underground route

3D digital model deployed to evaluate underground route

Learn how Prof. Quick und Kollegen conducted a comprehensive geotechnical investigation for a German high-speed railway tunnel using PLAXIS and Leapfrog Works. Discover the benefits
/ Civil, Success Story
Solar and wind are not the only runners in the race to green energy. Hydrogen also has a particular job to do, and problem to solve.

Solar and wind are not the only runners in the race to green energy. Hydrogen also has a particular job to do, and problem to solve.

Hydrogen can play a key role in the chase to net zero. But the process of tweaking its ‘colour’ (from the less sustainable ‘grey’ to
/ Energy, Leapfrog Energy
A photo of a Kenyan landscape with reddish earth in the foreground, a range of hills on the horizon, with blue sky and white clouds above.

Kenya Nationwide Airborne Geophysical Survey brings crucial insights into mineral, groundwater and geothermal resources

The Kenya Nationwide Airborne Geophysical Survey (KNAGS) captured over three-million-line kilometres of magnetic, radiometric and in-line high density dGPS data to cover the entire Kenyan
/ Case Studies, Oasis montaj

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