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Many public utilities rely on conservative assumptions to design and manage their water, sewer, and storm infrastructure. However, with the latest advancements in Bentley’s OpenFlows solutions, it is easier than ever before to use hydraulic modeling for detailed insights into ...

Regional planning in today’s dynamically changing world is increasingly complicated. As the climate changes, populations migrate, and transportation needs evolve, planners must continuously adapt strategies and methodologies to ensure analytics truly represent the real world. Fortunately, GeoAI has transformed how GIS ...

Inspecting and managing bridges is an important requirement for local governments. View the on-demand recording to learn the benefits of GIS technology integration in modern bridge inspection and management. In today's rapidly evolving urban landscape, the role of GIS in enhancing infrastructure management ...

We understand. Transportation agencies face increasing challenges in building, maintaining, monitoring, and repairing critical infrastructure. Rising project costs, a limited workforce, and tight project timelines can make each project more daunting. Innovative solutions like MicroStation are essential to ...

We live in a world where technology is changing fast, maybe too fast!  Mastering today’s digital tools along with 3D Design, AI …it can feel like a never-ending race. The good news is as road design technology advances, things become more integrated. The latest innovations are tailored to ...

With a growing number of dams approaching their design service life, dam safety engineers are looking for ways to mitigate the risks related to public safety, aging infrastructure and rising maintenance costs. Modernizing dam monitoring and maintenance practices with digital advancements, including the ...

Stormwater Data Management: Using GIS for State and Local Government Asset Management   An effective stormwater management system can enable stakeholders to adapt to changing conditions and plan for future development. This session reviews how GIS technologies can be used to map and identify ...

Management and operations of sanitary, storm or combined sewer systems can often create a host of hydraulic problems and issues, including: Pipe sizing Pump selection Minimizing sewer overflows Assessing and managing system ...

Wastewater & Sewer Data Management: Using GIS for State and Local Government Asset Management   The management of wastewater and sewer data involves the collection, analysis, and storage of information related to the sewer systems. Learn how GIS technology provides a framework for ...

Transportation projects involve a lot of information from various sources: environmental data, geospatial information, survey results, multi-disciplinary outputs, and more. Engineers, managers, and all other stakeholders must work with the most up-to-date and reliable data to achieve the best results. Furthermore, in a ...