As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in the way infrastructure is planned, designed, delivered and managed, the quality of the data that underpins these decisions has never been more important. In ground engineering, geo-data provides the evidence base for understanding ground conditions, managing uncertainty, and informing safe, efficient and sustainable decision-making.
This webinar will explore why geo-data management matters in an AI-enabled world, and why consistent, well-structured and trusted datasets are essential if digital tools and emerging technologies are to be used effectively.
It will consider the importance of specifying data requirements clearly from the outset, ensuring that data is captured in appropriate formats, and applying robust validation and verification processes so that information can be relied upon throughout the project lifecycle.
The session will give an overview of the tools available to support geo-data management, including approaches to checking, managing and sharing ground investigation and geotechnical datasets. It will highlight the importance of careful specification so that projects avoid inconsistencies.
The webinar will also consider how consistent datasets can improve collaboration, support future re-use of information, and promote data sharing with the British Geological Survey.
By the end of the session, attendees will have a clearer understanding of why good geo-data management is fundamental to unlocking the value of AI, reducing risk, and improving decision-making across ground engineering projects.
