Interview

Digital Tunnel Twin as a “Common Thread” Throughout the Entire Life Cycle

Seequent, headquartered in Christchurch, New Zealand, was founded in 2003 and is a worldwide provider of geoscience software solutions. Seequent’s “Leapfrog Works” software enables dynamic 3D geological modelling, while “Plaxis” allows for three-dimensional finite element analysis. Manuel Aukenthaler is Segment Marketing Manager, Civil, at Seequent. In an interview with tunnel, he explained how both applications are used in conjunction with each other and can be integrated into a digital twin for the planning, construction, and operation of tunnels throughout their entire lifecycle.

 

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