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Potential dam failure near Conroe

The persistent rainfall poses a serious threat to the dam at the Lewis Creek Reservoir, near Willis, Texas, USA. The persistent rainfall poses a serious threat to the dam at the Lewis Creek Re...

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Keynetix's HoleBASE SI for use on the HS2 contracts!

Keynetix is proud to announce the cooperation with HS2 Contractors! High Speed 2 Phase 1, the new railway line between London and Birmingham, has been the talk of our industry for several years and we...

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Fatal landslide in Colombia

Mud and water crash into Salgar in Colombia, killing and injuring dozens after heavy rain. The landslide has devastated the town and at the time of writing it has claimed dozens and left people in nee...

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The May Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter has been released!

Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the May Issue#123 of its monthly Newsletter! Our May's issue bring you with lots of more content! Our Online Library database has been steadily growing with...

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Badgerys Creek airport site is taking shape

It is a fact that the airport at Badgerys Creek is on its way, since the geotechnical works have begun and by the end of the current year a detailed plan for the project is going to be developed....

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Soil conditions challenge HSR in Singapore

Building the underground Singapore - Kuala Lumpur high speed rail (HSR) terminus is likely to be challenging, time-consuming and costly, mainly due to the soft soil conditions prevailing in the area,...

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Video: Do Changes in Groundwater Levels Affect Streamflow?

In the Buffalo National River, somebody can hear the running water and the next minute the water is gone! In the Ozarks, there are streams that disappear and reappear randomly! The ultimate...

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Video: Minor tremors from San Andreas Fault closely monitored by UC Berkeley

The increase in the frequency of low intensity tremors, originating from the San Andreas Fault, about 10 hours after the magnitude 6 Napa earthquake last August, and an observed increase in two other...

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Video: A ride inside Hudson river's Amtrak aging tunnels

What most commuters of Amtrak trains crossing the Hudson River do not have the opportunity to see, was witnessed by U.S. Senator Cory Booker and Amtrak officials. View of the damaged from hurricane Sa...

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Salty Aquifer Discovered Under Antarctic Surface

Researchers from the National Science Foundation (NSF) have gathered evidence for the existence of a salty aquifer beneath Antarctica's ice-free McMurdo Dry Valleys, by using an airborne electromagnet...

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