Geological Engineering
Geological engineering is a hybrid discipline that comprises elements of civil engineering, mining engineering, petroleum engineering, and earth sciences. Geo-engineers work in areas of mining such as: mining, energy, infrastructure which is underground transportation systems and isolations of nuclear and hazardous wastes, environment which is groundwater flow.
What do geological engineers do?
They carry out site investigations for dams, plants, roads, railways, housing projects, mines and quarries, pipelines, petroleum production, forestry operations and a variety of other things. They interact with civil engineers to design essential parts of projects. They prospect for minerals, building material resources and drinking water. They carry out hazard and risk assessments and mapping for landslides and earthquakes. -DJ
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