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Underground Leak Sealing Restores Coal Terminal Operations

February 9, 2026 rockman 0

Coal handling facilities are tough environments for concrete, especially when long-term water intrusion begins to undermine operations below grade. In this NCFI case study, a coal terminal was dealing with persistent underground leaks in a […]

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Ground investigation for civil infrastructure gets more robust with integration of lab and field geotechnical data

February 4, 2026 rockman 0

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand – Seequent, the Bentley Subsurface company, has streamlined laboratory testing in OpenGround, the leading cloud-connected geotechnical data management solution. The new OpenGround Labs capability enables seamless transfer of soil and rock sample data from field […]

Rock scaling after the Kaikoura earthquake
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Young Engineering Geologists Gain Valuable Career Momentum Through New Zealand Alliance Projects

February 4, 2026 rockman 0

A recent contribution to the Young Engineering Geologists (YEG) article series for the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) highlights how alliance‑delivery infrastructure projects in New Zealand provide unique professional development opportunities for early‑career […]

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