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Call for participation in a survey to assess the COVID-19 impact on geotechnical engineering industry
As we approach a year since the COVID-19 pandemic crisis broke out, we ask you to participate in the following survey to assess the pandemic’s impact on the geotechnical engineering industry. We woul...
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Keller expands local presence with new offices in Portland and Birmingham
- Jan, 14, 2021
- Other Geotechnical Foundation Design / Construction Other News
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Keller, North America's leader in geotechnical construction, announces the opening of new offices in Portland, OR, and Birmingham, AL. The new offices will help further Keller’s growth with an expand...
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Captivating Geotechnical Engineering News in 2020
Geoengineer.org is pleased to launch a video with a selection of the most captivating news that were posted in 2020. Big things happened in 2020 at the Geotechnical world as we posted a total of 208...
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Spectacular eruption of Mount Etna in Italy
A spectacular volcanic eruption that sent lava and smoke more than 100 meters into the air occurred on Sunday, December 13, 2020, at Mount Etna, Italy. Mount Etna is located in Sicily, the largest is...
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GeoWorld reaches 20,000 registered members!
We are pleased to announce that GeoWorld, the biggest online professional networking site for geotechnical engineers and associated fields, has now reached 20,000+ active members listed from the worl...
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History of the Hoover Dam
Introduction Hoover Dam is the tallest arch dam constructed in the United States and forms one of the largest artificial reservoirs worldwide. The facility was initially named Boulder Dam but the...
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Huge sinkhole makes Ecuador's largest waterfall disappear
Τhe most impressive waterfall in Ecuador has run dry due to a massive sinkhole that emerged upstream. San Rafael waterfall is located in the Coca River and is surrounded by a stunning natural enviro...
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Authorities discover the longest smuggling tunnel in the United States-Mexico border
- Jan, 29, 2020
- Tunneling Underground Structures Other News
- Mexico, Tijuana
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
After years of investigation, the longest tunnel used for smuggling was discovered in the United States and Mexico border. According to US officials, the tunnel's length is 1,313 meters. The undergro...
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Captivating Geotechnical Engineering News in 2019
Geoengineer.org is pleased to launch a video with a selection of the most captivating news that were posted in 2019. Big things happened in 2019 at the Geotechnical world and here's what you might ha...
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GeoWorld reaches 16,000 registered members!
We are pleased to announce that GeoWorld, the biggest online professional networking site for geotechnical engineers and associated fields, has now reached 16,000+ active members listed from the worl...
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