Tag Archives: artificial intelligence

A look at the past, present and future of geotechnical software.

Ground engineers should focus on fundamentals and buildability rather than advanced analysis and automation to deliver more economically viable underground spaces, writes Mott MacDonald's James Eadington.

At the 2023 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Imperial College London ground engineering professor Jamie Standing and geotechnics research associate Truong Le discussed the objectives of monitoring, data interpretation for tunnelling and an AI-empowered observational method.

Piling contractor Cementation Skanska has installed a plant safety system with “intelligent” cameras that recognise the human form on its fleet of large diameter piling rigs and cranes.

Geotechnical Observations’ Javier Martí on artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on the instrumentation and monitoring (I&M) industry.

At the 2022 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, BKwai founder and chief executive Sakthy Selvakumaran delved into the use of artificial intelligence in ground engineering.

IDS Georadar has introduced an artificial intelligence-based tool for its slope stability monitoring software.

In a world of technology, innovation and automation, are engineers thinking less about their work? Alex Petty asks.

Aecom's Marco Di Mauro examines how new algorithms, artificial intelligence and machine learning could change the way we collect and understand monitoring data.

Could artificial intelligence replace the need for an experienced pile designer? asks Dimitrios Selemetas.