Resilience Planning: How Communities Can Plan for Disaster Recovery
To make disaster resilience planning equitable and effective, it’s important to involve the community, improving the everyday lives of people.
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Infrastructure
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6 Innovations for Pothole Patches That Promise to Smooth Streets—for Good
These 6 pothole-patch solutions are attacking one of the world's biggest infrastructure evils through technology.
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From Water Treatment Plant to France’s Next Smart City
By integrating BIM into project workflows, SUEZ Consulting is helping Saint-Brieuc Armor Agglomération create the next smart city in France.
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Before the Flood: How Technology Is Helping Build Water Resilience Around the Globe
What happens when "once in a lifetime" weather occurs every few months? Learn how Veolia Water Technologies is fortifying future water resilience.
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New Tech—and New Mindsets—Can Thwart Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure
Preventing—and, ultimately, managing—cyberattacks on critical infrastructure requires not only new technology but also new ways of thinking.
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BIM Data Harmonization Unifies Hong Kong’s Smart City Goals
As Hong Kong strives to become the world’s preeminent smart city, BIM data harmonization brings agencies and processes together to meet unified goals.
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Building Europe’s First Sustainable Highway
Discover how a sustainable highway will ease congestion in Rotterdam, Netherlands—all without damaging the local environment.
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Autonomous Vehicle Safety Isn’t Just Code and Mirrors—It’s Also a Policy Issue
With rollouts projected in the next 20 years, driverless cars are coming—and it's all hands on deck to create policy that ensures autonomous vehicle safety.
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How Technology Is Making Global Water Infrastructure More Resilient
Some 25% of the global population lives in countries facing high water stress. Sustainable water technology is addressing this crisis.
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Solar-Power Innovator afterFIT Is Fueling Japan’s Green Energy Shift
In Japan, green-energy company afterFIT is realizing low-carbon goals using drones, 3D design, and simulation.
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Digital Transformation in Government? 4 DOT Best Practices Show It’s Possible
For digital transformation in government, connect with digital tools, adopt industry-standard tech, expand digital fidelity, and use pilot programs.
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Fiber on the Farm: How 5G in Rural Areas Could Revitalize Forgotten Communities
The considerable challenge of implementing 5G in rural areas of America could be worth the potential for education and agriculture.
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How a Korean Fuel Cell Technology Project Builds Clean Power and Social Value
South Korea was among the first countries impacted by the pandemic. This crisis accelerated companies developing fuel cell technology—and led to a sweeping Green New Deal.
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Recycled Plastic Roads Pave the Way to More Sustainable Infrastructure
Could future roads be made out of recycled plastic yogurt containers? PlasticRoad says "yes" as it builds the next generation of infrastructure.
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How Technology Is Supercharging Airport Safety Measures for 2020 and Beyond
Air travel has been deeply impacted by COVID-19. To protect travelers—and stay profitable —in 2020 and beyond, airports are bulking up safety measures and continuing infrastructure upgrades.
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Take the Smart Road to a Connected, Adaptable, Eco-Friendly Future
The future of road infrastructure is smart, connected, and adapted to both new forms of mobility and energy excellence.
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How One German Company Is Going Full Steam Ahead With Maglev Technology
German company Max Bögl has taken the next step in the development of maglev technology. China has recognized its huge potential for local transport.
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Not Book Smart but Street Smart: What Is a Smart City?
What is a smart city? From ancient Rome to present-day Los Angeles, watch the video to learn what makes a city smart. Hint: It's all about the data.
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BIM for All: Brazilian Construction Company Champions Industry Transformation
Getting around Sao Paulo may soon be easier thanks to Brazilian construction company Camargo Correa Infra, which is using BIM to integrate a metro station with a suburban train.
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Indonesia Has a Bold Infrastructure Plan—and Is Using 5D BIM to Drive It
Indonesia is investing $412 billion in a massive infrastructure overhaul. A key project is the Temef Dam, which will provide irrigation and flood control—and 5D BIM will make it happen.
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