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Overview of current research work at the Chair of Subsurface Engineering at Montanuniversitaet Leoben

The Chair of Subsurface Engineering at the Montanuniversitaet Leoben is part of the Department of Mineral Resources Engineering. Regarding research and development, the chair cooperates with several departments of the university, such as the Departments of Petroleum Engineering, Environmental and Energy Technology, Product Engineering and Polymer Engineering. In addition to the construction of the ZAB, a research and development but also training and education centre at the Styrian Erzberg, some other research projects at the chair have recently been reported in this journal. These include, for example, research on segmental lining design in collaboration with with the ÖBB‐Infrastruktur AG, and also topics such as disc force and face monitoring systems for TBMs. This research is deliberately not discussed here; rather research is reported that has received less attention lately. This includes further developments mainly relating to laboratory tests, the research field of rockfall simulations, international research cooperations, and also work on BIM implementation at the ZAB‐Zentrum am Berg.