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Floating Concrete Giants: Inside Belgium’s Tunnel Mega-Project
- Apr, 27, 2025
- Tunneling Underground Structures News On Projects / Industry
- Belgium, Antwerp
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
In an extraordinary display of modern geotechnical and civil engineering, Belgium’s 1.8-kilometre Scheldt Tunnel is taking shape beneath the mighty Scheldt River in Antwerp. As part of the transforma...
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Slope Failures and Submerged Homes: April Disasters in Indonesia
- Apr, 26, 2025
- Landslides Slope Stability News On Natural Disasters / Failures
- Indonesia
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Indonesia’s landscapes—while rich in biodiversity and beauty—remain increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather, as evidenced by recent floods and landslides that struck Java and Kalimantan in early A...
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Another Tailings Tragedy in Indonesia: Lessons from Fatufia
- Mar, 23, 2025
- Tailings Dams Forensics Landslides Mining News On Natural Disasters / Failures
- Indonesia
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
On March 22, 2025, a fatal tailings landslide struck the Fatufia region of Sulawesi, Indonesia, claiming the lives of three excavator operators. The landslide followed days of heavy rainfall and occu...
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Istanbul’s 6.2 Magnitude Seismic Warning: Revisiting Risk After the 2023 Catastrophe
- Apr, 23, 2025
- Seismic Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering Earthquake Reconnaissance News On Natural Disasters / Failures Geology Highlights
- Turkey, İstanbul
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
On April 23, 2025, Istanbul experienced a magnitude 6.2 earthquake beneath the Sea of Marmara, just 40 kilometers southwest of the city. With a shallow focal depth of 10 kilometers, the quake rippled...
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Geotechnical Excellence Beneath Kosciuszko with Snowy 2.0 project
- Apr, 24, 2025
- Tunneling Geo-Energy News On Projects / Industry
- Australia, Tantangara
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Australia’s most ambitious renewable energy initiative, Snowy 2.0, continues to make strong progress despite facing a few geological and environmental setbacks. The project, which links the Tantangar...
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Smarter Sampling, Safer Terrain: How Machine Learning Is Redefining Landslide Risk Mapping
- Apr, 10, 2025
- Landslides Geomatics Slope Stability News On Research / Academia
- India, Marango Rangarik
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Landslides remain one of the most devastating natural hazards in mountainous and hilly regions across the globe. With steep topography, variable climate conditions, and increasing human activity like...
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Ground Shifts and Gaps in Safety: What Caused the Gwangmyeong Subway Failure?
- Apr, 11, 2025
- Underground Structures Tunneling Settlements News On Natural Disasters / Failures
- South Korea
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
On April 11, a devastating collapse occurred at a subway construction site in Gwangmyeong, South Korea, leaving one worker rescued after 13 hours underground and another still missing. The tunnel, bu...
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Soil Testing Report Automation: How to Eliminate Manual Errors and Save Time
The Reporting Bottleneck in Geotechnical Engineering In the world of geotechnical engineering, soil testing is a critical step that determines the foundation design, stability, and safety of any inf...
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Bentley for Government Software Now Listed on FedRAMP Marketplace
Bentley Systems announced that OpenGround, its geotechnical information management and reporting software, achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) In Process status and...
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Aral Sea Rebound: Satellite Radar Reveals Slow Uplift of Earth’s Crust
- Apr, 08, 2025
- Structural Geology Engineering Geology Satellite-Based Geoenvironmental Engineering News On Research / Academia Geology Highlights
- Aral Sea
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
The drying of the Aral Sea—once the world’s fourth-largest saline lake—has long been a symbol of environmental loss. But a new satellite-based study has uncovered a surprising geological reaction: th...
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