3D modelling of structures has delivered great benefits for collaborative working, risk management and deliverability in recent years, but at the same time, complex ground conditions and unmapped subterranean features continue to cause mid-project changes, along with cost and schedule over-runs.
So, as 3D modelling of geology and underground infrastructure emerges, can this drive equivalent benefits to those seen in other areas of 3D design modelling?
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3D modelling of structures has delivered great benefits for collaborative working, risk management and deliverability in recent years, but at the same time, complex ground conditions and unmapped subterranean features continue to cause mid-project changes, along with cost and schedule over-runs.
Often still recorded in traditional ways, even extensive conventional ground investigation efforts leave gaps in knowledge for individual partners on any large project.
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So, as 3D modelling of geology and underground infrastructure emerges, can this drive equivalent benefits to those seen in other areas of 3D design modelling?
Gain insight based on real customer examples showing how Seequent software delivered productivity, efficiency & safety in unforeseen subsurface challenges.
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- OpenGround
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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.
Ask questions of our ground engineering technologist, Khaled Zahran at Seequent, for example:
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Can we gather sufficient data to make 3D modelling truly valuable to project delivery?
How adaptable is a 3D model when change happens and risks emerge?
How complex is it to change to 3D modelling across many (often unpractised) project partners?
This webinar is hosted in conjunction with New Civil Engineer, the official magazine & news website of the world-renowned Institution of Civil Engineers and offers insight, inspiration and education for global infrastructure professionals.
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NCE was created in 1972 with the clear purpose to challenge and inform; to get under the skin of the industry and give professionals intelligence they cannot find elsewhere. This is achieved through their award-winning monthly print magazine, extensive website, daily e-newsletters and a set of industry leading events.
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: Khaled Zahran recently Joined Seequent, the Bentley subsurface company, as a Customer Solutions Specialist, based in Dubai, where he focuses on delivering optimized solutions for subsurface engineering professionals. Khaled holds a Master’s degree in Geotechnical Engineering from Dalhousie University and has experience across tailings and civil infrastructure projects. His expertise lies in geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring, geotechnical lab testing, geotechnical and geological modeling, and soil improvement with a strong focus on tailings management, dams safety, and infrastructure projects.