
More Than Rocks
An IAEG podcast. More Than Rocks is a journey into the fascinating world of engineering geology.
Through candid interviews with leading practitioners and scientists, we uncover what it truly means to be an engineering geologist. We dive into the unique career paths of eng geos from around the globe, exploring their education, experiences, successes, and the lessons learnt.
These intimate, meandering conversations offer a rare glimpse into the lives of those shaping the field, blending personal stories professional insights.
Season 1 interviews include:
- Dr Suzanne Lacasse (NGI, Oslo)
- Prof Dave Petley (NTU, Notthingham)
- Associate Professor Vassilis Marinos (NTUA, Athens)
- Mark Eggers (PSM, Sydney)
- Ann Williams (Beca, Auckland)
- Jake Cornell (Engeo, Christchurch)
- Sophie Bainbridge (WSP, Vancouver)
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Vassilis Marinos Pt 2
Show notes
Associate Professor and current IAEG president Vassilis Marinos tells us how he got into engineering geology from joining field trips and lectures at a young age. He tells us about his development of the field of rock mechanics, interesting project experiences and how he built himself a cabin hideaway in the mountains!
Thanks to Vassilis and NTUA for the time, thanks to Ellery Daines for audio engineering and to the IAEG for support.
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Vassilis Marinos Pt 1
Show notes
Associate Professor and current IAEG president Vassilis Marinos tells us how he got into engineering geology from joining field trips and lectures at a young age. He tells us about his development of the field of rock mechanics, interesting project experiences and how he built himself a cabin hideaway in the mountains!
Thanks to Vassilis and NTUA for the time, thanks to Ellery Daines for audio engineering and to the IAEG for support.
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Dave Petley Pt 2
Show notes
We mention the Landslide Blog, find it here.
The Global Fatal Landslide Database is here.
Thanks to Dave and the Nottingham Trent University, thanks to Ellery Daines for audio engineering and to the IAEG for support.
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Dave Petley Pt 1
Show notes
We mention the Landslide Blog, find it here.
The Global Fatal Landslide Database is here.
Thanks to Dave and the Nottingham Trent University, thanks to Ellery Daines for audio engineering and to the IAEG for support.
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Suzanne Lacasse
Show notes
Suzanne mentions a paper about communicating uncertainty in engineering geology, find it here.
Thanks to NGI for the use of their podcast lab and to Suzanne for her precious time!
Thanks to Ellery Daines for audio engineering.
Thanks to IAEG for supporting this podcast.
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Intro
Show notes
Welcome to season 1!