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Geotechnical works in progress for Doha metro

Geotechnical investigations are on their way for the metro line in Doha. The $1.37 million project is about to complete and soil parameters will soon be delivered to rail line designers. A leading...

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Vertek CPT: How pore pressure data is used to correct and analyze CPT data?

In continuation to the previous article provided by Vertek CPT University, pore pressure sensors are common to most modern CPT cones, enhancing the soil profiling procedure. But how pore pre...

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How possible is a next Oso landslide event?

Since the Oso landslide, the emerging question in many meetings, panel discussions and brainstorming sessions is about other slopes across the country having a significant collapse potential with the...

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Siberia: Scientists to investigate giant crater formation

Four new craters in the Siberian permafrost in northern Russia are raising fears that global warming may be causing underground gas explosions. Scientists are still investigating the causes for the cr...

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Hayward Baker completes Dam Rehabilitation Project in Lake Manatee

Hayward Baker Inc. (HBI), North America’s leader in geotechnical construction, recently completed remediation work on the Lake Manatee Dam located in Manatee County south of Tampa, Florida. The nearl...

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See now online the February issue of the Geoengineer.org newsletter !

Geoengineer.org is pleased to announce the February issue #120 of our monthly Newsletter! Our February's issue bring you with lots of more content. Publication database has been steadily growing wi...

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Massive U.K. landslide connected to deforestation of slope

The railway line connecting Banbury and Leamington Spa was blocked with nearly 350,000 tonnes of soil and rubble after a massive landslide in early February. Satellite photographs of the area, from 20...

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Photogallery & video: Landslide in Evritania; Greece cuts road in half

A landslide in the area of Dipotama, Karpenisi, Greece cuts the local road network in two, for a second time within the last few months. Watch the video and the photo gallery below! A second landsl...

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Seattle: TBM Bertha starts moving again!

TBM Bertha, used for opening the tunnel in the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Project is on the move again, after major overheating problems that caused the machine to remain still for more than a ye...

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Elwha River Project: learn about the effects of the largest dam removal in the U.S. history!

Five peer-reviewed papers written by government, tribal and university researchers, scientifically establish the effects of the Elwha River dam removal. The Elwha Project is the largest dam remov...

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