Great turnout for Geoterra & Flythru at Geotechnica 2018It was great to meet so many people at this year’s Geotechnica Conference and Exhibition; a few familiar faces but also nice to meet some new people from across the industry. Geotechnica is the UK’s largest geotechnical conference and exhibition. The event was developed in 2009 to bring together all areas of the geotechnical industry,…
Exhibition season is officially here! After exhibiting at the 14th Annual BGA Conference in London, Geotechnica 2017 is our next stop. Geoterra are pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting once again at this year’s Geotechnical exhibition. Geotechnica, which is the UK’s largest geotechnical conference and exhibition, will take place on Wednesday, 12 July…
On Wednesday, 21st June, we’re off to the 14th Annual BGA Conference. This year’s event takes place at the home of the ICE, One Great George Street in Westminster, London. This full day conference brings together the UK’s leading researchers and practitioners in geotechnical engineering to listen to a line-up of keynote speakers from the…
Geoterra partner with aerial survey mapping and inspection specialists, FlyThruGeoterra is delighted to announce a new strategic partnership with FlyThru, specialists in aerial surveys and inspections using fixed-wing and multi-rotor UAV technology. Geoterra offers clients a range of aerial survey mapping and inspection solutions by partnering with industry leading service providers. That is why we have agreed to partner with FlyThru. They are highly…
Geoterra carry out urgent subsurface laser scan survey following major road collapse in ScotlandFollowing a major ground collapse on Kilbowie Road in Clydebank, our emergency response team were called to site by ground investigation experts Soil Engineering and The Coal Authority to carry out an urgent subsurface laser scan survey of an unrecorded mine shaft. If you’re familiar with Clydebank, you will be aware that Kilbowie Road is a…
Geoterra subsurface laser scan survey unveils chalk mine voids under primary schoolA north-west London primary school was recently closed temporarily on the discovery of an old unknown chalk mine under its school, confirmed by survey data captured by Geoterra. Pinner Wood Primary School recently hit the headlines after Harrow Council deemed there to be an “unacceptable risk” that the ground beneath the school could become unstable.…
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