What subsurface projects from 30 countries tell us about AI in geoscience
The winning Year in Infrastructure 2026 projects shared a common thread: technology alone is insufficient. Chief Customer Officer Angela Harvey writes about that means for
Watch: Driver is about the ‘next generation of intelligent geology solutions’
Driver, one of Seequent Evo’s two native apps, uses AI to inform the structure of a deposit while keeping a human in the loop.
Seequent launches AI-powered Imago image analysis to accelerate geological core logging
Seequent's AI-powered Imago image analysis automates manual core logging. Convert imagery into reliable quantitative data for better decisions.
Why Rare Earth Elements Are Hiding in Plain Sight | MINING.COM
Rare earth elements aren’t actually rare. The challenge is finding deposits, extracting them efficiently and making them economically viable.
Year in Infrastructure 2026: Subsurface Modeling and Analysis winner announced
Intertechne wins at the 2026 YII Awards for dam decommissioning using Seequent’s Leapfrog and PLAXIS, highlighting global subsurface innovation.
Responding to a crisis: How 3D geological modelling guided the Maceió disaster response
When ground collapse threatened one million people in Maceió, a 3D geological model built in Leapfrog provided the evidence to act.
What’s new in SPIA 2026.2
What's new in SPIA 2026.2: Join Sara Thofte as she introduces the latest updates in SPIA 2026.2.
Why rare earth elements are hiding in plain sight
The minerals powering the clean energy transition are surprisingly abundant. So why is finding and extracting them so hard?
