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Google Earth 5.2 Released

June 17, 2010 rockman Software Updates Comments Off on Google Earth 5.2 Released

New elevation profiles in Google Earth 5.2

Better support for GPS tracks and elevation profiles are some of the features found in this new version 5.2 of Google Earth. Also there is an improved embedded browser for handling links within GE and a new Google Earth Plugin. [Source: Google Earth Blog. Image: Google Earth Blog]

Strata Offers Free Geotechnical Software to Make Planning and Estimating Easier

March 4, 2011 rockman Software Updates Comments Off on Strata Offers Free Geotechnical Software to Make Planning and Estimating Easier

7 February 2011 – Strata Systems is offering a free software tool, StrataSlope™, to help in the design of reinforced steep slopes and walls. The software includes material estimating, limit equilibrium analysis, direct sliding stability […]

New method for settlement-based helical pile design

November 5, 2013 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on New method for settlement-based helical pile design

Dimitrios at Deep Excavation posted an article last month about a new settlement method for helical piles that he is developing with Michael Perlow. The method is already showing promising results according to the article. […]

Hanford nuclear waste retrieval resumes with better technology (GPR)

July 1, 2010 rockman Geophysics Comments Off on Hanford nuclear waste retrieval resumes with better technology (GPR)

Ground penetrating radar (GPR) imaging of the subsurface tied to GPS mapping will allow the CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company to have a better idea of what is buried at the site before excavating for […]

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