Summary
Georg Erharter is a PhD-trained engineering geologist and department head with eight years of international experience translating advanced research into practical geotechnical solutions for tunnels, offshore wind, slopes and pipelines. He blends deep academic credentials and editorial leadership with hands-on project delivery on high-profile tunnelling projects in the Alps and Himalayas and offshore developments on the European continental shelf. His research focuses on quantifying ground-related uncertainty, stochastic soil and rock modelling, emergence in geotechnical systems and TBM excavation — areas where he routinely applies AI, digital twins and BIM to bridge data-driven models and construction realities. Known for moving between field mapping and probabilistic modelling, he combines practical construction-phase insight with peer-reviewed scholarship and frequent lecturing at universities and international conferences.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Matura, Matura at Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck
Doctor of Technical Sciences; Dr. techn., Civil Engineering, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Dr. techn., Civil Engineering at Technische Universität Graz
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Geology/Earth Science, General, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Geology/Earth Science, General at Universität Innsbruck
German, English, Italian, Norwegian