A brand-new application is able to alert people in time when earthquakes strike in California.

Humboldt's new SmartDCP vastly improves accuracy and ease of collecting and transferring data from field to office.

Evidence show that the time to exploit areas outside of Earth has arrived.

It is a matter of time before a massive earthquake that will trigger a disastrous tsunami, strikes, according to scientists.

Garland Likins, P.E., principal of GRL, was recognized as the recipient of DFI’s highest award to an individual, the Distinguished Service Award (DSA).

It has been two years since GeoWorld introduced the Geotechnical Business Confidence Index (GBCI), which is intended to measure quarterly the short-term (1-year) and long-term (5-year) expectations for business conditions…

The landscape of Anak Krakatau volcano that recently erupted causing a disastrous tsunami in Indonesia, has significantly changed.

A tunnel designed to divert rainfall water has resolved a persistent flooding issue in Chicago's Albany Park.

For the first time, thermal imaging was used to monitor grout penetration in two shafts segmentally constructed by precast concrete rings.

Humboldt participates at the Transportation Research Board, in Washington, DC

The Geopier SRT® system is the most efficient and cost-effective solution to stabilize slides up to 12 feet deep.

A slow-moving landslide, located on Rattlesnake Ridge beyond Union Gap, Wash, will be monitored by the Washington State Department of Transportation.