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Polyurethane 101: The Fundamentals. Webinar on March 31st, 2026

Polyurethane 101 Webinar Tomorrow, March 31

March 30, 2026 rockman 0

Polyurethane is one of those technologies that seems simple on the surface. Drill, inject, lift. Done. But the performance really comes down to how it reacts in the ground and how it interacts with the […]

Keller CEO Describes Their Business

March 27, 2026 rockman 0

Keller Group CEO James Wroath has been on the job since August 18, 2025. In this video he describes the Keller business and what sets them apart from their competition. He comments on their diverse […]

The landslide emjoji is part of Unicode 17.0 and will be included in iOS 26.4 (also Hairy Creature, Orca, Fight Cloud, and Distorted Face...and a few others)

Landslide Emoji Coming to iOS 26.4

March 23, 2026 rockman 0

Geo-engineers rejoice: The landslide emoji is coming in the next major iOS update! The emoji showing a mountain with several rocks falling down it was one of a handful of new emojis announced by Apple […]

Sealing water leaks beneath an active tunnel structure

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 […]

A lab technician is pictured conducting an Atterberg limits test.

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

February 4, 2026 rockman Comments Off

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

Young Engineering Geologists Gain Valuable Career Momentum Through New Zealand Alliance Projects

February 4, 2026 rockman Comments Off

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 […]