Tunnel-boring machines deployed at tunneling projects across the U.S. are using Twitter to share observations in real-time with anyone interested. And wow! People are interested! They want to hear and...
Read MoreFreeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., the world's biggest publicly traded copper producer, reported a tunnel collapse at its Grasberg complex in Indonesia. Grasberg in Papua province includes open-...
Read MoreIn an article “What happens when you remove a dam”, the Popular Mechanics magazine discusses lots of aspects, including engineering aspects, of a dam removal. The article itself is interesting. It...
Read MoreA 50-60 m section of the Sasago tunnel on the Chuo Expressway collapsed in the Tokyo-bound lane, about 80 km from Tokyo. Probably 7 people have died and recovery is still ongoing. A fire that started...
Read MoreThe city of Austin invited members of the news media to visit Waller Creek Tunnel, which is being constructed to reduce flooding of the Waller Creek.Joe Pantalion, Deputy Director of the Watershed Pro...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MoreNicholson’s PortMiami Tunnel project has been included in KPMG International’s "Infrastructure 100: World Cities Edition," a report of the world’s most innovative and inspiring urban infrastructure pr...
Read MoreThe event will be hosted at the Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre on 28 - 29 February 2012. To enhance the networking between the stakeholders of both the tunnel and bridge engineering in...
Read MoreThe launch of MEED’s Middle East Tunnelling conference will provide all attendees with the very latest information surrounding specific tunneling projects across the Middle East region. The Middle...
Read MoreAsian tunnel engineers want to learn how Hong Kong and Singapore have used high speed tunnels to their benefit. In a survey done with 4,500 tunneling professionals, almost half of the respondents – 47...
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