Tag: software
Modular Data Analytics and Reporting in Facility Management – Five Modules
By George Broadbent, Dr. Jeff Chen, Dr. Eve Lin with Kai Yin, and Jiayi Yan
Introduction
In the previous article, “Beyond Level of Detail into AM/FM,” we...
Smart, Predictive Data is Driving the Future of the AEC Industry
By Anne Hunt
It’s no secret that construction software and technologies — and smart use of data — deliver a healthy ROI, leading companies to...
Beyond Level of Detail into AM/FM
By George Broadbent, Dr. Jeff Chen, Dr. Eve Lin with Kai Yin, and Jiayi Yan
With the advancement of building and information technologies, Building Information Modeling...
Coming Soon: Practical BIM Implementation for Facility Management
By Luke Carothers
In August, Civil + Structural Engineer Magazine will be debuting a series of articles titled Practical BIM Implementation for Facility Management. This...
Digital Twins for Project Planning and Management: Key Considerations
Digital twins are increasingly being employed to facilitate more efficient planning, design, and construction of new projects, and they can improve operations of the...
New photovoltaic system will supply power for cloud-based data
A prototype designed by the UOC uses installed solar power for computing applications
The system will help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reward small...
Turnagain Marine’s Secret to Delivering the Icy Strait Berth II Seven Months Ahead of...
Construction projects today produce mountains of data, from job costs to material quantities and equipment use to labor and production stats. Because of this,...
The Future of Roadside Infrastructure
By Arun Kesavan
Infrastructure management is on the verge of a revolution — with new, cost-effective, real-time, remote, roadside asset management technologies empowering departments of...
Completing the Picture: The Future of Hydraulic Modeling is Two Dimensional
2D modeling brings more clarity to the impact of hydraulic flows on critical infrastructure.
By Whit Hawkins
At a time when climate change has made weather events...
