The winners of Australia’s peak international design awards were announced on Friday, 8 September, at the 2023 Australian Good Design Awards in front of more than 1,000 guests from the design community. GroundProbe’s entry – BlastVision® – received a prestigious Good Design Award Winner Accolade in the Engineering Design category in recognition of outstanding design […]
READ MORECelebrating some of our recent global deployments – Sept 2023
For over 21 years, we have been creating state-of-the-art technologies and software that deliver precise and reliable information to our customers, helping them better manage risk, maintain operations and production, and keep people and communities safe worldwide. Our radars are now located in every corner of the globe. GroundProbe’s customers are spread across over 35+ […]
READ MOREFriction – Excerpt – ‘Why we use Slope Stability Radars and How it’s Changing’
Originally written by Paul Davies, Commercial Manager, Australasia GroundProbe Australia, and published in Friction In recent years, there has been a growth in the use of slope stability radars in open-cut mines. Although the primary reason has always been operator safety, a secondary benefit to improvements to mine productivity has justified increasing their usage. In […]
READ MOREInternational Mining Article – Excerpt – ‘A Safe Pair of Eyes’
Originally written and published by Paul Moore from International Mining August 2023. With high-profile open pit wall failures and tailings dam collapses in the past decade, ultra-high accuracy predictive slope stability monitoring is no longer deemed a luxury – it is a necessity. Slope stability monitoring is often perceived to be mainly about the instruments, […]
READ MOREInviting interest in our GroundProbe Geotechnical Scholarship 2023
Calling all 3rd or 4th year students studying geotechnical, civil engineering, or mining at an Australian university. You are invited to register for our GroundProbe Geotechnical Scholarship 2023. The scholarship is a fully funded three-week training program for up to four undergraduate students to join us at our largest Geotechnical Monitoring Centre in Balikpapan, Indonesia. […]
READ MOREGroundProbe wins 2023 Australia-Latin America Business Council Business Excellence Award
GroundProbe is proud to announce its latest achievement—the Australia-Latin America Business Council (ALABC) Business Excellence Award for entities with more than 200 employees. This prestigious accolade is a testament to GroundProbe’s exceptional success and commitment to Latin America. Competing against a large pool of impressive Australian companies, GroundProbe’s Latin American business was assessed by a […]
READ MORECelebrating some of our recent global deployments
For over 21 years, we have been creating state-of-the-art technologies and software that deliver precise and reliable information to our customers, helping them better manage risk, maintain operations and production, and keep people and communities safe worldwide. Our radars are now located in every corner of the globe. GroundProbe’s customers are spread across over […]
READ MOREMeet Our People: Peter Saunders, Head of Geotechnical
What is your name? My name is Peter Saunders. Can you tell us about yourself? I have over 20 years of experience as a Rock Mechanics Engineer in various senior operational mining and corporate level Geotechnical roles. I lead our global team of 130+ qualified Rock Mechanics Engineers and Radar Operators who provide our remote […]
READ MOREPrecision Atmospherics® – Providing a decisively clearer view of real deformation at Bingham Canyon
OVERVIEW The Kennecott Copper Mine (also known as Bingham Canyon) is about 25 miles southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. The mine, in production since 1903, is one of the largest and deepest open-pit mines in the world and employs over 2000 people. Owned by the Rio Tinto Group, it has produced more copper […]
READ MOREPresenting AiEyes: The Latest Geotechnical Software Analysis Tool
AiEyes is GroundProbe’s artificial intelligence (AI) tool for geotechnical analyses of Slope Stability Radar (SSR) data, leading to optimal decision-making. By combining super-computing hardware, software, and an AI algorithm, AiEyes analyses radar data to determine if a pixel, at any point in time, is in one of four states: no deformation, linear, regressive, or progressive.
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