Engineering buildings which resist seismic disturbance
Four of the world’s biggest economies are cities sitting along fault lines
Robots in the air? Is the future of city transport in the hands of robots?
After years of sci-fi promise, are some of the AI guided revolutions in autonomous transport beginning to mature
Going Underground
Though skyscrapers will continue their race to the clouds, designers and engineers are increasingly looking at what they can do with the space beneath our
How Geoscience Helps Archaeologists Understand History
Archaeologists are experts at reading the earth as they uncover lost historical treasures, collecting information about how we lived and understanding the past. Now, archaeologists
The Future of Farming: Using Soil Geoscience Data in Agriculture
Our decisions are only as good as the data we have, and that data’s value is determined in part by how well we can manage
Finding Faults: Improving Human Safety in Earthquake-Prone Areas
Humans have coexisted with potential geological and other natural disasters since the dawn of time. Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, typhoons, and hurricanes have contributed to significant
Life on board a UXO survey
Nigel Halsall, Solutions Consultant, trained and supported personnel from subsea services provider N-Sea. So when the manager there asked if he’d be interested in spending
The Next Step in Geological Data Management
In the mining industry, there is an interesting contrast in how raw data and interpreted data is managed
