Plan Ahead: Proactive Approach Can Help Communities Bounce Back When Disaster Strikes
By Craig Gooding, Chris Goodwin, PE, and Craig Schuh, PE When people think of resilience, disaster recovery is often the first thing that comes to mind. But recovery is just that – bouncing back after disaster has struck. But what if communities took a proactive approach, so when disasters happen (and they will!), those communities… Read More »
Tags: Community Resilience, Dam Monitoring, Infrastructure Planning, Mapping Services, Monitoring Program, Natural Disasters, Planning for Resiliency, Prepared Systems, Resiliency
Who Knows What You’ll Find When Building Roads
This giant boulder revealed itself during reconstruction of a city street. By Andy Dana, PE Design plans for road construction are just that – plans. However, sometimes those plans hit, shall we say, a roadblock. About the Expert: Andy Dana, PE, is a transportation project manager in Ayres’ Green Bay office. He has been involved… Read More »
How to Deliver Optimal Indoor Air Quality with HVAC Technology Post-Pandemic
By Dan Fox, PE, CEM, LEED AP BD+C Given the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, it’s more important than ever to stay on top of the ever-evolving air cleaning options. About the Expert: Dan Fox, PE, CEM, LEED AP BD+C, leads the mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, and life safety teams at Gausman & Moore, a… Read More »
Tags: Air Cleaning, Air Quality, Filtration Technology, HVAC, HVAC Distribution, Indoor Air Quality Strategy, Ionization Technology, MERV, UV Technology, Ventilation Technology, VOCs, Volatile Organic Compounds