Category Archives: Soil

Debris Flows: Understanding Nature’s Destructive Geological Phenomenon

Introduction Nature has few forces as swift and destructive as debris flows. These geological phenomena [...]

Predicting Landslides: Teren’s Hydrology Modeling Validated by Hurricane Helene

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Teren worked with USGS data to validate its innovative [...]

Enhancing site suitability surveying: 5 key spatial data approaches for pre-construction site engineers and surveyors

For site engineers and surveyors, pre-construction surveying is a critical phase that sets the stage [...]

Transforming Well Pad Reclamation in Colorado’s DJ Basin

Learn how a major oil and gas producer has leveraged Teren’s environmental intelligence to become [...]

From Polar Bears to Landslides: A Geomorphologist’s Quest to Solve Nature’s Greatest Mysteries Through Soil

In his 25+ years as a geomorphologist, soil scientist and quantitative spatial ecologist, John Norman [...]

Slope Stability Explained, and It’s Relationship with Landslides

Have you ever wondered what makes a grassy hillside stay put instead of sliding down [...]

Elevating the Traditional Topographic Wetness Index with Teren’s Climate-Enhanced TWI

What is TWI? The Topographic Wetness Index (TWI) has long been a staple in modeling [...]

From Fire to Future: Using Spatial Analysis Tools for Wildfire Recovery in New Mexico

Wildfires: Balancing Prevention with Post-Fire Response With the ever-expanding 2024 wildfire season is off to [...]

Teren Awarded USDA Grant to Improve TWI Measure for Soil and Vegetation Delineation

Award from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Teren is pleased to announce our pending [...]

How Soil Movement Impacts Right-of-Way Integrity

How does soil movement impact pipeline and right-of-way integrity? Traditional integrity management focuses on the [...]