Geohazard risk specialist Mark Lee will present the 24th Glossop Medal Lecture on landslide risk assessment and the “radical uncertainties” inherent in predicting geohazards.
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Interview: 2024 William Smith Medal recipient Jackie Skipper on ground risk education
Ground risk management and education trailblazer Jackie Skipper has received the 2024 William Smith Medal for excellence in the applied and economic aspects of geology.
‘How effective is our evidence base in the assessment of mining legacy hazards?’
Clients want right first-time solutions to the technical challenges of building in areas with mining legacy hazards, so how can the ground engineering profession better use the evidence the sites themselves provide? asks Aecom technical director Scott O’Neill.
How geotechnics can make life simpler, safer and more certain for infrastructure projects
For any transportation project it’s essential to have a clear view of the subsurface and any problems that may arise. What "lies beneath" will invariably have a major impact on project progress and budget adherence – and geotechnics has a key part to play in revealing it.
Time is of the essence
Fugro recognises time as a key business driver in infrastructure development and wants to highlight the value of early intervention and time-saving solutions as part of its Geo-Risk Management Framework.
Engineers asked for views on foundation costs for brownfield sites
The British Geological Survey (BGS) is inviting civil engineers and quantity surveyors to take part in a survey to improve the accuracy of indicative cost estimates for UK brownfield sites.