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  • [ August 16, 2026 ] DFI Webinar to Cover Transmission-Line Structures and Foundation Requirements Available Resources
  • [ August 16, 2026 ] Upcoming Webinar Looks at Engineering Concerns About Polyurethane Injection Available Resources
  • [ August 16, 2026 ] RSSeismic Adds Python Scripting and New Site-Response Capabilities Software Updates
  • [ August 9, 2026 ] Double Breakthrough Connects the Brenner Base Tunnel Beneath the Alps Project Related
  • [ August 9, 2026 ] Thermal Integrity Profiling Adds Another View of Drilled Shaft Quality Available Resources
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DFI webinar on foundation requirements for electric transmission structures from 69 kV to 500 kV
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DFI Webinar to Cover Transmission-Line Structures and Foundation Requirements

August 16, 2026 rockman 0

DFI’s September 10 webinar will introduce transmission-line structure types and foundation requirements for systems operating from 69 kV through 500 kV. […]

NCFI webinar on engineering concerns and specifications for geotechnical polyurethane injection
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Upcoming Webinar Looks at Engineering Concerns About Polyurethane Injection

August 16, 2026 rockman 0

An upcoming NCFI webinar will address common engineering concerns about polyurethane injection, including project suitability, risk management, and specifications. […]

Diagram showing RSSeismic connected to Python libraries for automated seismic site-response analysis. Credit Rocscience.
Software Updates

RSSeismic Adds Python Scripting and New Site-Response Capabilities

August 16, 2026 rockman 0

RSSeismic v3 adds Python scripting, bi-directional ground motions, and a finite-element-based 1D site-response workflow. The scripting capability may be the bigger story for geotechnical software. […]

Tunnel workers meeting at the Brenner Base Tunnel breakthrough between Austria and Italy
Project Related

Double Breakthrough Connects the Brenner Base Tunnel Beneath the Alps

August 9, 2026 rockman 0

Both main tubes of the Brenner Base Tunnel have broken through at the Austria-Italy border, about 1,400 meters below the Brenner Pass. […]

Reinforcing cages for drilled shafts tested using TIP and CSL
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Thermal Integrity Profiling Adds Another View of Drilled Shaft Quality

August 9, 2026 rockman 0

Thermal Integrity Profiling uses heat from curing concrete to assess drilled shaft shape and integrity, providing information that can complement CSL and construction observations. […]

August 2025 landslide source area above Tracy Arm in Southeast Alaska
Geologic Hazards

One Year Since the Tracy Arm Landslide Tsunami

August 9, 2026 rockman 0

One year after the Tracy Arm landslide generated a tsunami in Southeast Alaska, NOAA scientists are sharing what the event revealed about monitoring coastal geohazards. […]

Teton Dam Failure in 1976
Comings and Goings

50 Years Since the Teton Dam Failure

August 2, 2026 rockman 0

Fifty years after the catastrophic failure of Teton Dam, the case remains essential reading for lessons involving geology, seepage, filters, and dam safety. […]

APE large diameter helical piles, a relatively new deep foundation alternative
Software Updates

RSPile Adds Helical Pile Installation Torque Analysis

August 2, 2026 rockman 0

Rocscience has added helical pile installation torque analysis, C-Phi soil modeling, and expanded lateral earth pressure controls to RSPile. […]

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Ralph Peck on Engineering Judgement (Video)

August 2, 2026 rockman 0

Ralph B. Peck explains how engineers can develop judgment through a sense of proportion, precedent, theory, varied experience, observation, and simple calculations. […]

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