Tag Archives: 3D model

Experts from Seequent and iC consulenten Ziviltechniker join Ground Engineering for a webinar on how 3D ground modelling is changing geotechnical engineering practices.

This free webinar, presented by Ground Engineering and Seequent, the Bentley Subsurface Company, showcases how 3D ground modelling can help solve complex geotechnical challenges, with a case study of the Yusufeli Dam project in Turkey.

Bentley Systems’ subsurface software company Seequent has announced a significant update to its 3D earth modelling and analysis tool, Leapfrog, to addresses the increasing complexity of geoscience projects.

At the 2022 GE Basements and Underground Structures conference, CGL director Mark Creighton presented the design challenges of constructing a double feature lift pit 8m below the water table at a shopping centre.

A 3D digital environment is the ideal place to scrutinise your tunnelling and excavation plans, and combine the technical disciplines and data types required for meticulous numerical inquiry, says Bentley Systems geotechnical product management director Francisco Diego.

The International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment’s Commission 25 has published its “Guidelines for the development and application of engineering geological models on projects”.

National Highways has deployed muon imaging technology to inspect a Victorian railway tunnel underneath Glasgow, Scotland.

A new method developed at the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) shows that by modelling advanced landslide physics, both small scale experiments and real tsunami events can be explained with the same model.

The International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment (IAEG) commission on the use of engineering geological models is in the final stages of preparing best practice guidelines.

Digital analysis was applied to a complex excavation pit design for a German high-rise.