Tag Archives: geotechpedia

Geotechpedia reached a 1000 links on Geotechnical Software Applications!

Since 2012 Geotechpedia’s database is continually growing of geotechnical engineering information, including links for free geotechnical paper and publications, links for geotechnical equipment, hardware and heavy duty machinery, links for geotechnical software applications etc.

Geotechpedia team is now pleased to announce that a thousand links on Geotechnical Software Applications have been registered!

Each software is presented in Geotechpedia with its title, publisher, price, a small description summary, perhaps a photo or a video, tags and of course the link. There is a variety of categories i.e. Geology Software, Geotechnical Design Software, Mining, Structural etc.

Geotechpedia’s database includes catalogued free downloadable Geotechnical Paper and Publications and links for Geotechnical Equipment and Hardware.

This makes Geotechpedia an essential tool for those interested in geotechnical engineering. Since our goal is to constantly improve our quality of service, feel free to contact us for any comments or suggestions at https://geotechpedia.com/About/Contact

 

 

 

 

 

Geotechpedia Online Survey Questionnaire Results

Picture1  “I like to listen. I have learned a great deal from listening carefully. Most people never listen.”                    

                                                                                                                                          Ernest Hemingway

First of all we would like to thank you all for participating in our online survey (16 June – 17 July 2016) regarding Geotechpedia’s future. As we truly value your opinion we made the first step forward for more interaction between us.

Survey Results

We managed to spread the news about Geotechpedia (34% of responses were from people visiting Geotechpedia for the first time) and at the same time we validated the fact that the majority of our users visit us on a need basis. This is logical since Geotechpedia is not a social website but a technical one and, frankly speaking, this is how we want to keep it! We are here to assist you with your queries when it comes down to geotechnical and mining engineering.

1 How oftenFurther to that, the survey results proved that publications, software and latest news sections are the most popular ones. Knowledge dissemination is our core value and we will keep striving our forces to provide you with the latest achievements in our industry.

2 Parts of Geotech

In terms of our site content we are happy to see that, as it stands at the moment, is covering most of the information our users are looking for (3.5/5) and considered to be of the highest quality (3.7/5) compared to other sites of similar content (3.7/5). However, that doesn’t mean that we are going to sit back and relax. We will keep on trying to provide you with the most recent and useful information in the industry.

Picture2

 

4 Information coverage 5 site content quality

6 other sitesYour overall rating for Geotechpedia (7/10) and the fact that you would be more than keen on recommending our website to a friend or colleague (3.9/5) shows that you do trust us and the results are encouraging us to keep on with the good work we believe we do.

7 overall rating 8 recommendation

Survey Demographics

Demo 1-age Demo 2 - gender Demo 3-Country

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Demo 4-Level of Education

 

 

 

 

 

Demo 5-Employment status

 

 

 

 

 

 

Participants feedback

Finally, almost half of the participants (45%) reverted back to us with some really interesting and helpful comments.

The main request refers to more technical discussion. We have to admit that during the last few months our blog wasn’t as active as we would like it to be. For that reason, we have decided to inaugurate a new feature called “Geosysta short courses”. The new feature has been already released and its main purpose is to provide you with more technical information on engineering issues (case studies will be also included) and improve the technical connection between our users and ourselves.

Further to that and based on your comments, we will try to improve the appearance of our website (our web designers have already started their brainstorming!).

Another interesting remark was regarding the absence of a monthly newsletter which will inform you for the latest additions in our website. We are happy to say that having predicted that we just recently released our monthly newsletter (http://eepurl.com/b8N02X).

Finally, we received several requests for creating a geotechnical/mining conferences, symposiums, webinars agenda. We have to admit that this kind of information would be really useful and we will try updating Geotechpedia accordingly the soonest possible.

Thank you all once more and please do not hesitate to contact us directly at contact@geotechpedia.com.

The Geotechpedia Team

Geosysta welcomes 2014

Geotechpedia 2014

Geotechpedia enters 2014 with the ambition to provide more geotechnical information and contribute to the geosociety with interesting and valuable publication links, software from the industry and equipment used in the sector.

Geotechpedia now has an updated look and feel more appropriate for today’s web. We hope we can make your experience more efficient and pleasurable at the same time while we save you precious time when searching for geotechnical information.

 

Register with Geotechpedia, and become a member of it’s online geotechnical community. It is very easy and safe, since it uses open ID. Geotechpedia does not request that you create yet one more password and will not store any.

 

By Registering you can rate all geotechnical information items provided in the site, you can review papers, software or equipment and you can add items in your favorite section.

Geotechpedia registered users page
Geotechpedia registered users page

Help others with your knowledge to get faster incite in our provided geotechnical information. Access your favorite items, review etc just by clicking on your user name in the top of the page

Geotechpedia and Geosysta wish you all a happy and productive new year.

Geosysta welcomes 2014
Geosysta welcomes 2014