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– Geotechnics is still far behind other industries

The industry needs to pick up the pace and accelerate the development of new technology for site investigations and design. Otherwise, we could be easily falling behind, according to one of the experts in the field, Alex Petty.

EMerald Geomodelling conducts organizational restructuring to set up for growth year

With new projects, new clients and new technology in the pipeline, 2022 will be a busy year for EMerald Geomodelling. To tackle the increased activity, the company is making organizational changes.

EMerald advances Kuniko’s mineral exploration in Norway

By combining a multitude of data points into a comprehensive 3D model, we were able to identify potentially significant conductors at three separate locations. The discoveries will be important for Kuniko going forward.

In The Media: Sending electromagnetic waves from helicopter to spot quick clay

The data collected shows not only where quick clay is located, but also what to do. The method has received international attention.

Chris Pressdee joins EMerald Geomodelling to strengthen UK foothold

Chris Pressdee is the newest addition to the EMerald Geomodelling team and will be assisting the company’s work in the UK. With his 25 year’s engineering experience, he will be a strong addition to the team.

EMerald Geomodelling makes big scientific advance in quick clay identification

Through innovative thinking, the team at EMerald Geomodelling has demonstrated that it’s possible to do large-scale mapping of quick clay occurrences by combining airborne geophysics, geotechnical investigations, and machine learning. A scientific study demonstrating this integrated approach has now been published in Near Surface Geophysics.