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The November Issue Of Geoengineer.org Newsletter is Out!
Have you reveived our free November e-newsletter issue? We would like to thank you all, including our sponsors, very much for your interest and kind words regarding the NEW-AGE Geoengineer.org websit...
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China: Another coal mine accident in Guizhou Province kills at least 19. Chinese Government: 1,146 deaths in 650 mining accidents just this year.
Another coal mine accident in China is reported today by Business Standard. The accident is caused by an explosion due to gas outburst at the Xiangshui Mine run by Panjiang Investment Holdings Group m...
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Pile Dynamics celebrates 40 years of engineering and innovation
Pile Dynamics, Inc. (PDI) commemorated its 40th anniversary on October 12, 2012, with a series of events that showcased its past achievements and cheerfully welcomed the future. The day started wit...
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Next Generation Geosynthetic? Inflatable balloons that seal off tunnel portals and protect them from flooding
The New York Times have a nice article about the potential of using inflatable balloons to seal of tunnel portals and protect them from flooding. Of course the challenge is the amount of water pressur...
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5th Asian Regional Conference on Geosynthetics (10-14 December 2012)
The theme of this Conference is “Geosynthetics for Sustainable Adaptation to Climate Change”. The effect of climate change including global warming is not only limited in causing landslide disasters b...
Read MoreBentley Systems and Siemens Initiate Strategic Collaboration to Unify Product and Production Lifecycles with Factory Infrastructure Lifecycles
Bentley Systems and Siemens today announced a strategic collaboration to advance the integration of digital product design and manufacturing processes design with information modeling for facilities...
Read MoreBentley Announces Winners of 2012 Be Inspired Awards
Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the leading company dedicated to providing comprehensive software solutions for sustaining infrastructure, today announced the winners of the 2012 Be Inspired Awards....
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$20 billion for flood protection infrastructure in New York City? Let’s see…
As a consequence of Sandy’s disaster, flood protection of New York City seems to be an important part of the dialog towards the city elections next year. Christine Quinn, New York City Counci...
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Early Bird Registration Deadline for the 7th Annual Case Histories in Geotechnical Engineering
Early-bird registration deadline for the Seventh International Conference on Case Histories in Geotechnical Engineering and Symposium in Honor of Clyde Baker is January 31, 2013! An exhibition of i...
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4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Eastern Kentucky- Not caused by humans!
The November 10th 2012 Magnitude 4.3 Kentucky earthquake was too deep to be caused by human activities, such as underground mining, the Kentucky Geological Survey announced. The ear...
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