Why You Should LOVE Traffic Engineering
When you’re running late for work and stuck at yet another red light, the science of traffic engineering might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, keeping traffic moving smoothly and efficiently depends largely on the work of traffic engineers. From figuring out the optimum timing for a traffic signal to analyzing… Read More »
Tags: Institute of Transportation Engineers, Intersection Control Analysis, ITE, National Traffic Signal Report Card, Signal Timing, Traffic Engineering, Traffic Signal Design
Quick, Accurate HD Scanning Can Replace Traditional Survey
By Jason Ingram, PLS Innovations in land surveying have grown by leaps and bounds over the past five years, and the solutions offered by high-definition (HD) laser scanning provide great benefits to projects and budgets. Depending on the project, HD scanning can replace or minimize the need for topographic survey. It also provides such comprehensive… Read More »
Tags: CADD, HD Scanning, High-Definition Laser Scanning, Infrastrure, Point Cloud, Survey, Topographic Survey
Hinged Floating Bulkhead Saves Time, Money on Hydro Projects
When a dam needs maintenance, operators need to get the water away from the structure so the work can be done. Achieving dry working conditions can be difficult and time consuming. The hinged floating bulkhead has proved to be a safe and speedy way to get the water out and repairs started. This dewatering system… Read More »
Tags: Bulkhead, Dam, Dam Repair, Hinged Floating Bulkhead, Hydropower, Powerhouse Intakes, Spillway Gates, Tainter Gates, Water Resources