Mollusks, levies, and earthquakes: A map of Mississippi’s aquifers answers unexpected questions
One of the largest groundwater surveys in the USA is also answering unexpected questions about infrastructure, habitats, and some yet ...
Net Zero by 2050: The role of geoscience and engineering in meeting decarbonisation goals
This panel will discuss how geoscientists and engineers support many decarbonization initiatives and the broad range of renewable energy sources ...
Filling the gaps: Why geotech and geophysics are better together
Clouds roll over Austria’s highest peak revealing it part by part. Andi A. Pfaffhuber has made a career piecing together ...
Talk, share, see clearly – why designers and builders of road and rail need a new approach to dealing with ground conditions
Transportation infrastructure presents some of the most diversely complex challenges in ground engineering – and they’re not getting any easier ...
What’s the Moon made of? NASA’s geologic map goes 3D
What would take NASA's geological map of the Moon to the next dimension? A geophysicist uses 3D modelling software to ...
5 ways mining projects use resistivity models to reduce risks
Mining is high risk at every stage: you must find the minerals, safely and efficiently extract them, and ensure minimal ...
The Journey to Digital Transformation for Industrial Minerals Companies
Industrial Minerals (IM) producers are experiencing a global innovation challenge, with many companies finding themselves navigating the impact of direct ...
Why drill hole data needs a new hero
When we were young, we grew up with our favourite superheroes believing them to be invincible. No task too big, ...
