By Domenico Gallese and Luigi Callisto, Sapienza University of Rome
Author Archives: Ground Engineering
Community engagement and environmental net gains on the UK’s first reservoir in 30 years
At the GE Sustainability conference, Atkins Réalis principal engineering geologist Hollie Fisher will discuss georesilience strategies and stakeholder engagement on the Havant Thicket Reservoir project. Here, together with Portsmouth Water ecology manager Sinead McCarthy and environmental manager Mark Jessup, she gives a preview of the key themes.
‘Sustainability is everyone’s responsibility, including those working in ground engineering’
At the GE Sustainability conference, WJ UK project manager Emily Riley will take part in a collaborative session to help create a “manifesto for change” for the geotechnical sector. Here, she talks about how sustainability is a collective responsibility.
BGS 50th anniversary special
The British Geotechnical Society's 50th anniversary special is available to download below. It was originally published in the Ground Engineering (December 1998) issue.
BGS 25th anniversary special
The British Geotechnical Society Twenty-fifth Anniversary Report is available to download below. It was originally published in Géotechnique (Vol 25, No. 4, pp629-656, 1975).
Techfest Awards 2024 shortlist announced
The shortlist for this year’s Techfest Awards – brought to you by NCE and CN – has been announced, with chosen companies standing out for their innovative use of technologies that drive the construction and civil engineering industries forward.
Technical note: Learning lessons from historical landsliding in Wales
By Tom St John and Dafydd Tudor, Mott MacDonald
Slope engineering: Developing a saturation hazard matrix at Rest and Be Thankful
A saturation hazard matrix was developed to support the daily traffic management and landslide hazard at Rest and Be Thankful on the A83 in Scotland.
Imperial College London launches new offshore renewables MSc
A new MSc in geotechnical engineering with offshore renewables has been launched at Imperial College London in recognition of the evolving skills need of the international geotechnical engineering industry, write Catherine O'Sullivan, Katerina Tsiampousi, and Ken Vinck.
‘Let’s save Cardiff University’s applied environmental geology MSc – for the good of industry and beyond’
Cardiff University has decided not to run its applied environmental geology MSc next year. Atkins Réalis engineering geophysics lead Jim Whiteley urges those across the geotechnical sector to support its future continuation by signing an open letter.