This week's #SouthlandSnapshot comes from the US-1 Jupiter Bridge Project! Our team is hard at work on the breathtaking new moveable bridge in Jupiter, Florida. Stay tuned for updates! Thank you to Cole Kruggel for the submission. #BuildingGreatThings - #bridgeconstruction #constructionprogress #jupiterbridge #jupiter #engineering #engineeringmarvel
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GWES Weekly Engineering Trivia Results Big shout out to all who plunged into the depths of this week's GWES Engineering Trivia! A remarkable 42% emerged victorious, surfacing with the treasure of the correct answer from the abyss. This week’s question was: What is the second deepest point in the ocean? A) Mariana Trench B) Tonga Trench C) Puerto Rico Trench D) Horizon Deep Engineering Survey Says… D) Horizon Deep Horizon Deep, located within the Tonga Trench in the South Pacific Ocean, is the second deepest known point in the world's oceans, surpassed only by the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench. It reaches a depth of approximately 10,800 meters (35,433 feet). This profound depth presents unique challenges and opportunities for oceanographic engineering, from the development of submersible technology capable of withstanding immense pressures to the study of unique life forms adapted to such extreme environments. Join us next week as we plunge into more fascinating realms where engineering meets the natural world. Gear up for another round of trivia that explores the remarkable achievements and ongoing challenges in the field of engineering! #Oceanography #EngineeringTrivia #GWESWeeklyTrivia #DeepSeaExploration
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GWES Weekly Engineering Trivia Results Big shout out to all who plunged into the depths of this week's GWES Engineering Trivia! A remarkable 41% emerged victorious, surfacing with the treasure of the correct answer from the abyss. This week’s question was: What is the second deepest point in the ocean? A) Mariana Trench B) Tonga Trench C) Puerto Rico Trench D) Horizon Deep Engineering Survey Says… D) Horizon Deep Horizon Deep, located within the Tonga Trench in the South Pacific Ocean, is the second deepest known point in the world's oceans, surpassed only by the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench. It reaches a depth of approximately 10,800 meters (35,433 feet). This profound depth presents unique challenges and opportunities for oceanographic engineering, from the development of submersible technology capable of withstanding immense pressures to the study of unique life forms adapted to such extreme environments. Join us next week as we plunge into more fascinating realms where engineering meets the natural world. Gear up for another round of trivia that explores the remarkable achievements and ongoing challenges in the field of engineering! #Oceanography #EngineeringTrivia #GWESWeeklyTrivia #DeepSeaExploration
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Engineering challenge accepted 👏 Ioannis Prionas, a forward-thinking engineer embracing seismic innovations, and the team at TEKTON Consulting Engineers Ltd were on a mission to minimise and protect seismic damage to structures but in a more cost-effective way. The solution? Combining two industry-leading technologies. "This innovation came about because an engineer on this project saw the ability to bring together two different technologies: the ReidBrace™ system, which has been around for a very long time and trusted by engineers, and [Tectonus Seismic Technology's] seismic device, the RSFJ," says Carl Beck, Chief Executive at Tectonus. ReidBrace™ Xtrem™ can be easily retrofitted onto existing structures, minimises environmental impact and assists in future-proofing construction. Learn more about how this partnership is revolutionising construction in New Zealand: https://ow.ly/AXnX50SYcvj #ramset #innovation #engineering #seismicsolution #construction
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🌍 Exciting News! GeoDin, part of Fugro, will be attending the 38th Baugrundtagung Conference from September 25-27, 2024, in Bremen. Join us to explore the latest in geotechnics. Whether it’s advancing Research & Digitization in geotechnics, driving Sustainable Construction practices, or pioneering solutions in Infrastructure & Tunnel Engineering, GeoDin leads the way in innovation. Why should you visit our booth? 💡GeoDin empowers geotechnical engineers to easily build a compliant geotechnical database that holds all ground data ✅Enables you to create reports effortlessly by dragging and dropping the right data into a template 🧑🔬GeoDin's cutting-edge integration with Civil3D allows you to load your ground data directly into Civil3D, truly setting a new standard in geotechnical innovation Katarzyna Staniewska will be on-site to answer any questions about how GeoDin can support your projects. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect at this key industry event! 👉 Let’s meet and discuss how we can Build on Solid Ground together! #GeoDin #Fugro #Baugrundtagung2024 #Geotechnics #Innovation
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FPS In The Press... Ground Engineering Magazine | Watch: How to ensure basements don’t go wrong... FPS Chair, John Chick, talked about ways of avoiding basements "going wrong" at the 2023 GE Basements & Underground Structures conference. Visit - https://lnkd.in/eQKNCe3x #inthepress #groundengineering #basements #geotechnics #FPS
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Cover page of Issue 3, Vol. 10, June 2024 of the International Journal of Geosynthetics and Ground Engineering #geosynthetics #groundengineering #sustainability https://lnkd.in/gJ6QfFpT
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I'm glad to share my contribution to Friction May Edition regarding Safety in Design and the role it plays in resources industry (or any industry for that matter). Also a Q&A from David Reid. Have a look on the link below 👇 #SafetyInDesign #Safety #GeotechnicalEngineering #Friction
Welcome to the May edition of Friction ⛏ In this month’s edition, we explore the importance of incorporating safety in design and why safety measures must be featured prominently throughout the entirety of a project, from concept to closure. Scott Lines, Senior Geotechnical Engineer at Red Earth Engineering A Geosyntec Company discusses the steps to take in successfully incorporating safety in design, the common pitfalls, and why geotechnical professionals should prioritise safety over other aspects of a project. We also get to know David Reid, Research Fellow at The University of Western Australia in our monthly Q&A feature. You can check out the full edition here: https://lnkd.in/d4akCPj6 A big thank you to our incredible contributors who offer up their valuable time to share knowledge and insights. If you know a geotechnical engineer who’d enjoy Friction, feel free to tag a colleague, or friend or share an idea below. #Friction #GeotechincalEngineering #SafetyInDesign #Safety
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Get to know our Staff! “Rollina” – I love Geotechnical Engineering because of the following reasons: • Using science to solve problems and find solutions to Geotechnical challenges. • The sites, project challenges are constantly changing and just when you think you know an area something happens to change your perspective. • It gives me satisfaction to see new structures that I worked on completed. • Every time a new project is complete it signifies growth and development of an area. #GeotechnicalEngineering #ProfessionalDevelopment #EngineeringExcellence
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Ground reinforcement and site analysis - see how we work in our geotechnical laboratory. 👇👇 #OPTEM #GeotechnicalLaboratory #Geotechnics #SoilAnalysis #Scarps #RetainingWalls #Engineering.
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Case Study: Geophysical Survey, Bedrock Mapping in Ireland. Geotechnical data is crucial to mitigate risks when establishing foundations on construction sites. We were tasked with mapping the bedrock on a 17-hectare green field site, where a new data centre was to be constructed. Our objectives were to: ✅ Assess the bedrock depth and competency ✅ Assess the thickness of each stratum above the bedrock ✅ Provide a 3D surface map of the bedrock ✅ Record a resistance dataset for electrical pillar design Read more about our Bedrock Mapping project and see how we used geophysical surveying to deliver accurate and reliable geospatial data for our client. Link to the full case study in the comments below! #GeophysicalSurveys #Subsurface Surveys #Geospatial #BedrockMapping #Construction #Ireland #Surveying #Engineering #InformedDecisionMaking
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