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Pebble Geo co-founder Ben Wood discusses how more accessible software can empower smaller geotechnical firms.

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.

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

Esri UK partner Temple has created a biodiversity assessment tool, which could assist construction and engineering firms in meeting the biodiversity net gain (BNG) legislation that came into effect in England earlier this year.

Instrumentation and monitoring solutions provider Soil Instruments has launched its Sensly data management platform, promising “enhanced” geotechnical insights.

Bentley Systems’ subsurface company Seequent has signed an agreement to acquire Flow State Solutions, which offers geothermal simulation software.

Civil engineers at Melbourne’s Monash University have created GeoXPM, a new software tool for modelling and predicting run-out of geo-disasters such as landslides, avalanches and mine tailings dam failures.

Software firms are working on bringing geotechnical and structural analysis capabilities closer together to fill the subsurface data gap.

A partnership to empower and support geotechnical engineers.

Bentley subsurface software company Seequent has launched the Slope 3D tool, designed to support geotechnical engineers and engineering geologists in creating safer slopes.