Coast Geotechnical

What Land Surveyors Say

Here is a humorous video we found about land surveyors that we wanted to share with you as you go into your weekend.

This Is What 7 Smoker vs. Non-Smoker Identical Twins Look Like After Years Of Lighting Up

Identical twins may be born with nearly identical DNA, but their choices throughout life – including diet, environmental toxicity, and the chemicals they are exposed to – can alter their genetic expression and influence the way they look. Because identical twins are an excellent study to determine the effects dietary and lifestyle choices may have […]

12 LinkedIn Tips and Tricks (You Probably Haven't Heard Yet)

Most LinkedIn tips and tricks only go surface level—we're going deeper. Below, we uncover LinkedIn's secrets that you've never heard before.

How the Digital Twin Is Propelling Time Travel within the Power Industry

The power industry is witnessing a dramatic transformation, as wireless networking technologies improve the way it manages, optimizes, and delivers energy.

How to Find Existing Geotechnical Subsurface Information

So, you've landed a job as a Geotechnical Engineer. What now? We all know that before performing any site investigation it is prudent to gather as much information that you can about the project site. There are so many resources out there that can help us get an idea of what the subsurface conditions are so that we can select the appropriate subsurface exploration techniques. Below is a list of extremely useful sites that can help you gain some indication as to what…

Guide to Choosing a Geotechnical Expert for Your Project

Successful construction planning depends on contributions from civil, mechanical and systems designers. As project manager or developer, you are wise to add the expertise of a qualified geotechnical specialist that you trust on your team

Anatomy of a Geotechnical Report

On August 12, 2015, Twining hosted a seminar to design and engineering professionals to talk about the information contained in a geotechnical report and how to subtract it and turn it into design use. Engineers from Cities, Counties and private companies attended this seminar. The attendees had the opportunity to not only learn more about… Continue Reading

VIDEO: What Makes Geosynthetic Clay Liners (GCLs) Impervious

CETCO's first Tech Talk installment focuses on how and why geosynthetic clay liners succeed as impervious barriers for containment design.

GeoEngineers Puts $30,000 Towards Geotechnical Coastal Research

Firm donates $10,000 grant, $20,000 fellowship to University of Massachusetts Amherst.

What do Geotechnical Forensic Engineers do?

How often do you see news about a structural collapse or massive landslide occurring somewhere in the world? What happens after such an event occurs?

Digging deep into our geotechnical history across Canada

Celebrating Professional Engineers—The Value of a PE License

GAI asked some of our own Professional Engineers why they chose to pursue the license and what value it brings to their careers and industry.

Christchurch Developed Software Deciphering Complex Engineering

A Christchurch developed online software package is simplifying complex geotechnical information for engineers, architects, clients, regulatory authorities and others involved in complex engineering projects around New Zealand. Entuitive today launched ...

5 great jokes about engineers

Who says engineers don’t have a sense of humor? Laugh along with five very funny jokes about engineers and engineering submitted by EEs.

Experts: Engineering needs can be met with students, employees

HUNTINGTON - The trends and needs of regional employers in the engineering field can become the future educational and career opportunities for West Virginia students, according to a panel discussion

People of Reclamation: Meet Matthew Klein, Professional Engineer

Bureau of Reclamation - Managing water and power in the West