The restoration of the historic Iron Bridge
The restoration of the historic Iron Bridge, a symbol of the Industrial Revolution, is about to finish.
Monitoring infrastructure via Digital Twins
Infrastructure monitoring can be completely retrofitted utilizing a concert known as Digital Twins.
The monthly e-newsletter of Geoengineer.org, issue #114 from August 2014 is out !
The August issue #114 of our monthly e-newsletter has been sent out today !
New simulation tool for building design
A new simulation tool that utilizes many variables for the design and the initial phases of the building process has recently been introduced.
Massive crack appears in Mexican ground, geological investigations are in progress
An enormous crack emerged between the Costa de Hermosillo and the coast, in Sonora, northwest Mexico, baffling the locals and initiating geological investigations to explain what caused the fissure. A drone, which flew over the area, captured the spectacular fissure measuring eight meters in depth and approximately 1 kilometer in length in a video which can be viewed below!
Nicholas Gianopulos: a role model for engineers
Nicholas Gianopulos, who passed away in July 21, 2018 at the age of 93, was a structural engineer that made some of Philadelphia’s architects projects erect and saved historic constructions from collapsing.
