r/civilengineering – To the Geotech Experts – would this throw off a sieve analysis? (3:00 – 5:00 for those in a hurry, but the video is pretty cool)
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Texas High-Speed Rail Proposal Receives Two Key FRA Approvals
The approvals provide some welcome momentum for Texas Central, which earlier this year paused its plans and laid off more…
Benjamin Jenschke, P.E., Joins LAN as Project Manager – Civil + Structural Engineer magazine
(AUSTIN – Sept. 16, 2020) Benjamin Jenschke, P.E., joins national planning, engineering and program management firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc.…
Evaluating battery revenues for offshore wind farms using advanced modeling
Lithium-ion battery technologies currently dominate the advanced energy storage market — a sector of increasing importance as more focus is…
Fugro wins US Army Corps of Engineers contract for nationwide surveying and mapping services – Civil + Structural Engineer magazine
Fugro has been awarded a 5-year indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), St. Louis District, for nationwide surveying and mapping services to support the planning, operations…
r/civilengineering – Why do we calculate SFD and BMD?
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Artificial Intelligence: Its Potential and Applications in Construction
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of machines to induce human intelligence, and programming them to mimic human cognitive functions,…
Transport mobility and the magic map
Magical maps have a long literary history. Most recently, JK Rowling, in her Harry Potter series, gave us the Maurader’s…
Bird + Bull joins V3 – Civil + Structural Engineer magazine
COLUMBUS, OH – V3 Companies, Ltd. and Bird+Bull, Inc. announce that the two firms have merged, increasing V3’s presence in…
Architectural Dictionary – 108 Words Used by Architects
The following are the words commonly used by Architects in their works and drawings. Understanding of these words is essential…