Unforeseen ground conditions remain a major source of risk, delay and cost for civil infrastructure projects. This webinar will explore how digital modelling and connected workflows can transform subsurface insight, helping infrastructure teams make faster, better-informed decisions while controlling costs.
In this webinar, hear from Seequent and TecneSystra Advanced Tunnelling projects, attendees will gain practical insight into digital solutions that improve efficiency, mitigate risk and support sustainable asset management.
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Unforeseen ground conditions remain a major source of risk, delay and cost for civil infrastructure projects. This webinar will explore how digital modelling and connected workflows can transform subsurface insight, helping infrastructure teams make faster, better-informed decisions while controlling costs.
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Key discussion points:
Understanding subsurface risks
Examine the operational and financial impact of unforeseen ground conditions on infrastructure projects, and how improved data integration and modelling can provide early insight, reduce claims and limit project overruns.
Digital modelling and connected workflows
Explore how 3D geological and structural modelling, coupled with tools for geotechnical analysis, accelerates design, supports rapid iteration and enables clear communication across disciplines.
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Why attend?
This webinar is aimed at senior engineers, project managers and decision-makers in civil infrastructure and geotechnical sectors. Attendees will learn how digital modelling and connected workflows can transform subsurface insight, reduce risk and support efficient delivery of complex projects.
In this webinar, hear from Seequent and TecneSystra Advanced Tunnelling projects, attendees will gain practical insight into digital solutions that improve efficiency, mitigate risk and support sustainable asset management.
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As a prominent organisation in the field of tunnel design, TecneSystra Advanced Tunnelling is the result of a merger between the Tecne part of the Gruppo Autostrade per I’ltalia (ASPI), leader in design of Italy’s motorways, and Systra-Sws, which has made the underground its core business on an international level.Â
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The connected, collaborative workflow for tunnels
Tunnelling projects face greater risks and uncertainty than most infrastructure works, particularly in complex geological settings. Rising demand is driving the need for new approaches that improve efficiency and agility.
Digital solutions from Bentley and Seequent can help streamline workflows, automate repetitive tasks and give engineers more time to optimise design, safety and performance before construction, while enabling seamless collaboration across project teams.
The Connected, Collaborative Workbook for Tunnels | eBook
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Alessandro Menozzi will introduce the activities carried out by Systra and Tecne Systra as the main coordinator.
Stefania Siccardi, and Mattia Bressanelli, (R&D Lead) for TecneSystra Advanced Tunnelling will present the application for the Tunnel Rehabilitation, sharing their experiences and learnings due to having been directly involved in the project.