Tailings storage facilities – Risk mitigation in a multi-stakeholder environment
The new Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management, says mining companies must strive to deliver much more sustainable mining operations.
Mapping the groundwater systems of California with airborne geophysics
Discover how geophysical imaging methods have a critical role to play in mapping groundwater systems, providing information that could never be acquired through the drilling
3D geology models in infrastructure engineering – present and future
Aurecon has become routinely used Leapfrog to support ground engineering on many projects, like for linear infrastructure such as City Rail Link in Auckland.
Connecting geophysics and geotechnical data to avoid risk in transportation projects
Hear from one of the leading practitioners of advanced subsurface and critical structure characterization on civil infrastructure projects in the USA today.
Progressing towards leading practice tailings management through knowledge integration and communication
Tailings storage facilities are among the most visible legacies of mining operations and we recently witnessed the impacts that a failure could have.
Connecting to water above and below: Using Leapfrog Works to communicate complex surface and groundwater interactions
Water purveyors are responsible for ensuring that water management practices protect the communities and ecosystems that depend on surface water and groundwater systems to sustain
Sea level rise from Antarctica’s enigmatic submarine basins and the global, multidisciplinary effort to understand them
Antarctica has been explored for commercial gain and as a natural wonder. Recently, satellites have revealed an ice sheet vulnerable to climate change, exposing a
How conceptual site models summarise and communicate subsurface conditions for environmental cleanup
Discover the 30-year journey developing CSMs for contaminated sites, focusing on work flows to summarise and communicate the essential elements of the subsurface.
