Tag Archives: GE Smart Geotechnics

In her final blog post, Asmaa Saed reflects on her “transformative year” as a student editor for Ground Engineering magazine.

At the 2024 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Arup associate Ben Gilson will explore the opportunities of generative AI, and how this emerging technology can be used to positively impact the ground engineering industry.

At the GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Digital Geotechnical director Neil Chadwick will argue that data standards continue to be relevant to the ground engineering industry in the age of AI.

At the GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Imperial College London research associate in geotechnics Agustín Ruiz López will discuss the benefits of using surrogate modelling in geotechnical engineering.

At the GE Smart Geotechnics conference, University of Birmingham’s senior lecturer in digital engineering Jelena Ninic will discuss the automated reconstruction of digital twins for underground infrastructure.

At the 2023 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Norwegian Geotechnical Institute head of digital Kristen Paulsen talked about the organisation's journey of bringing "tech" into geotechnics.

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.

Applications are now open for the 2024 Early Careers Challenge, presented by Ground Engineering magazine and Mott MacDonald.

At the 2023 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Jacobs head of geo-digital technology David Wright gave a presentation on fibre optics technology trials for monitoring earthworks on a High Speed 2 site.

At the 2023 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Central Alliance's Dave Capstick gave a presentation on the muon tomography project, which employs advanced imaging techniques to uncover hidden shafts within railway tunnels.