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Ground Engineering (GE) magazine provides information on new and practical aspects of geotechnics, engineering geology and geo-environmental engineering.
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Talking Point with Matt Hartnup
1+ week, 4+ day ago (580+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 03 September, 2026 By Ground Engineering Why one triaxial test result is never enough. Matt Hartnup at Lucion Ground Engineering Ltd highlights the risks of treating laboratory triaxial data as standalone design evidence. Triaxial testing…...
Specialist rescue team to be formed for Hudson Tunnel boring emergencies
1+ week, 6+ day ago (529+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 01 September, 2026 By Cristina Lago A specially trained tunnel rescue team will be created to respond to emergencies during tunnel boring of the Hudson Tunnel Project between New Jersey and New York, in the…...
Strabag wraps-up tunnelling for Toronto light-rail extension
2+ week, 6+ day ago (323+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 25 August, 2026 By Greg Pitcher Strabag has completed the final section of tunnelling for the 9km Eglington Crosstown West extension in eastern Canada. The Vienna-headquartered contractor has finished building twin 500m long tubes between Jane Street…...
Man rescued from 9m-deep sinkhole on Cornish campsite
2+ week, 6+ day ago (359+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 25 August, 2026 By Greg Pitcher Emergency responders evacuated part of a Cornish campsite as they rescued a man from a sinkhole last month. Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed that it attended the incident on…...
Groundforce Shorco supports Chatham apartment development
3+ week, 12+ hour ago (533+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 24 August, 2026 By Ground Engineering Groundforce Shorco equipment is helping Lashi Contractors bring new life to the site of a former local night club in the Kentish town of Chatham. The company has supplied…...
Could geothermal roads help prevent potholes before they form?
3+ week, 6+ day ago (305+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 18 August, 2026 By Ground Engineering Researchers at the University of Surrey have launched a pioneering trial that to investigate solving the UK’s pothole problem by using heat stored underground. The “Thermo-active Roads for Heat…...