Designing and maintaining infrastructure in Canada’s remote and northern regions is inherently expensive. Long distances, limited access routes and exposure to harsh climatic conditions increase construction complexity and drive high
South Africa’s mining sector is a key economic pillar in the country, annually contributing around R442 billion ($26 billion) to nominal gross domestic product. It is
Access to markets, education and healthcare for Colombia’s dispersed rural communities is often limited due to poor road durability. Shoddy road infrastructure in rural areas
Permafrost presents significant challenges to engineers, contractors and town planners building and maintaining infrastructure in Northern Canada. With global warming increasingly driving thaw of permafrost,
Geocells and different geocell solutions are meeting the challenges of slope instability and erosion global infrastructure professionals frequently encounter across projects. Engineers, contractors and municipal
As engineers, developers, contractors and municipal planners face greater pressure to meet construction sustainability targets amid rising costs, geocell technology and particularly geocells for soil
The Challenge of Rutting & Pavement Deformation Under Heavy Traffic Road rutting, deformation and premature pavement failure arising from heavy traffic load roads, repeated traffic
Need for Ground Stabilization Solutions For civil engineers, project managers and municipal planners the potential impact of weak soil stabilization is a constant worry. Weak
Heavy Rainfall Challenges in South Africa Certain regions in South Africa experience high levels of seasonal rainfall that take a heavy toll on infrastructure, roads
Coastal Erosion and Flood Risks in the UK Coastal erosion and flooding are ever-present threats in the UK. Since 1900, sea levels have risen by