Like many parts of New Zealand, the Wellington Region is subject to earthquakes and has many active faults which present a major earthquake hazard. A multidisciplinary team of specialists have collaborated to build a robust 3D subsurface model of the… Read More
Robots in the air? Is the future of city transport in the hands of robots?
After years of sci-fi promise, are some of the AI guided revolutions in autonomous transport beginning to mature into real services? We take a look at some of the futuristic transport services that are being attempted around the world.
Will tomorrow’s waste feel the pressure?
Cities are in search of a cleaner, faster, neater solution to the rumbling garbage truck. Pipes, suction and automated disposal could be the answer.
Accurately analyse slope stability in the same workflow with Leapfrog Works and GeoStudio.
Unstable slopes are created anywhere material is being excavated or added to a landscape. With modelling and analysis, the risks to infrastructure can be mitigated. Did you know it’s possible to easily build a geological model, generate a slope stability… Read More
Adam North joins the Seequent Civil & Environmental team as Regional Business Development Manager – Asia Pacific.
Professional geologist Adam North has joined the Seequent Civil and Environmental team to bring customers in the Asia Pacific region quality support when they need it. Based in Brisbane, Adam joins a growing team of specialists all around the globe.… Read More
Five of the World’s Most Surprising Underground Developments
In our Seequent Civil & Environmental Unearthed Report, we look at some of the more interesting developments that are going on beneath the surface, including underground cities, farms, business parks and more…
The FinEst Link Hackathon, Helsinki
In December 2018, Seequent Civil and Environmental, Customer Service Specialist, Ruby Forrester, was invited to take part in a hackathon in Helsinki on behalf of Seequent. The hackathon was specifically for a large infrastructure project that is currently still in… Read More
Just like investments, it turns out that future city development can go down as well as up…
Future Cities – Going Underground: At the end of the 19th century, architects coined a new term for buildings ascending the impossible heights of 10 whole storeys. They called them ‘skyscrapers’. For decades, upwards became the most alluring direction of… Read More
Meet the Seequent Civil & Environmental team’s Regional Business Development Manager, North America – Bart Jordan
Following on from our meet the Customer Solution Specialists article in December – this month we meet Bart Jordan, a professional Geologist who has joined Seequent’s Civil and Environmental team in Denver.
Unearthed – the cities of the future
By 2030 there are expected to be more than 40 megacities around the world with more than 10 million inhabitants each. Read about the impact on existing infrastructure and environmental complexities in our latest Unearthed report ‘The Cities of the… Read More