Author Archives: Nia Kajastie

Network Rail and its contractor QTS have finished urgent repairs on an unstable rail embankment on the Midland Main Line that was affected by recent storms.

Geotechnical, civil engineering and geology students interested in contributing to Ground Engineering magazine now have an additional week to submit their applications.

The British Geotechnical Association has announced the three shortlisted project teams for the 2023 Fleming Award.

Queensland Hydro is looking for companies interested in a tunnel drilling package on its A$14.2bn (£7.4bn) Borumba pumped hydro project, one of the state’s largest clean energy schemes.

Imperial College London’s Lidija Zdravković will discuss the integration of ground characterisation with rigorous computational analysis when she delivers the next Rankine Lecture, one of the most prestigious lectures in geotechnics.

Geotechnical, civil engineering and geology students interested in contributing to Ground Engineering magazine have until 10 November to submit their applications.

North Yorkshire Council has confirmed that ground stabilisation work at the Jack Laugher Leisure and Wellness Centre in Ripon, Yorkshire, resumed last month after being paused due to signs of movement and cracking.

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

Anglesey Mining has kicked off an infill drilling programme at the Parys Mountain underground project in Wales, while also redesigning the proposed muon tomography survey for the site.

Wireless monitoring technology developer Senceive has launched its Digital Interface Node that automates logging of sensor data at remote locations and transmits it via the cellular network.