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Lessons learnt from the BDA’s Audit are key to improving the standard of and use of ground investigations on UK job sites. Credit: BDA

SITE INVESTIGATION

Ground investigations – how do we improve?

Discussing how ground investigation needs to be more prominent in the country’s construction sector

19 August 2024

Uses for Geo-data acquired by Fugro using its specialist vessels include identifying potential collapse regions for over-sized monopiles for next-generation windfarm turbines. Credit: Fugro

SITE INVESTIGATION

Enhancing the foundations of the offshore wind industry

The importance of geological and geophysical surveys at potential offshore windfarm sites

30 July 2024

When slope climbing rigs are used for site investigation projects, they must be safely secured using a method that meets the British Standard. Credit: Geotechnical Engineering Ltd

SITE INVESTIGATION

Anchoring of slope climbing drilling rigs

An explanation of the methods of safely securing slope climbing drilling rigs on site investigations

24 July 2024

PocketLIM is a multi-application display and data acquisition device that stores and transfers data (BOR) to be automatically processed in the cloud with the GEO-LOG 4 web application

SITE INVESTIGATION

Integrating MWD data through BOR files

LIM's BOR file format allows for the simple processing of different types of MWD data

23 July 2024

The oldest drilling method, cable percussion drilling, involves dropping a series of tools into the ground to remove soil and advance the casing. Credit: Drift Services Group

SITE INVESTIGATION

Site investigation pros and cons

Drift Services Group discuss differing site investigation method advantages and disadvantages

22 July 2024

A thorough ground investigation can remove uncertainties that could impact budgeting and risk

SITE INVESTIGATION

The necessity of site investigation

Debbie Darling asks is ground investigation the most important phase of a construction project?

12 July 2024

Fugro is making use of a third-party lift boat, specially equipped to operate in both shallow and deeper waters with minimal environmental disturbance, to undertake site investigation for the new US 51 Cairo Bridge in Ballard County, Kentucky. Credit: Fugro

SITE INVESTIGATION

Fugro supports US 51 bridge redesign with nearshore geotechnical expertise

Fugro is undertaking site investigations for the new Cairo Bridge in Ballard County, Kentucky, US

09 July 2024

EnviroCore received its refurbished rigs from Geoprobe just in time to undertake a site investigation project following a train derailment that led to a chemical spill. Credit: Geoprobe

SITE INVESTIGATION

Partnership critical to derailment site investigation success

A combination of Geoprobe rigs for site investigation at East Palestine rail derailment site

02 July 2024

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