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The state of the world's decaying dams, bridges, roads, etc
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Infrastructure - the fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or area, including the services and facilities necessary for its economy to function. It typically characterizes technical structures such as roads, bridges, tunnels, water supply, sewers, electrical grids, telecommunications, and so forth, and can be defined as "the physical components of interrelated systems providing commodities and services essential to enable, sustain, or enhance societal living conditions."
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Hi guys. Me and my friend are planning on getting into the business of Cranes and Infrastructure. We are planning on incorporating an LLP firm. Suggest me names for our company which sounds like a brand, unique, easy to remember one which is apt for the industry of Cranes, Infrastructure, Construction, engineering, etc. We have been brain storming for a while now . however, most of the names we come up with have alreadt been taken. Thank you.
I am scared with the current state of affairs where heads of states call one another - - - and pretending nuclear confrontation is not a big deal.
I wonder if there is a plan B. For example are there plans or manuals on how to revive civilization if escalation goes that far? Governments have some contingency plans for cases when they may have problems in some areas. But do they also have plans/manuals for the case when there is no more governments?
Is this normal aging for a 1.5 - 2 year old road? The photo with the fall leaves is from November 2023.
I was told these are relief cracks but these are all within 12-18 yards of rather. There is not cracking like this anywhere else.
Should I be concerned?
I am a Global Development PhD student and I need your input! I am running a pilot survey intended for those who have helped with internet expansion global development projects. If you have been involved in that type of project in any capacity, I would greatly appreciate your participation!
This survey is not going to be used in any form of publication; it was created as an exercise in a survey methods course intended to help me practice the skill of survey creation. Thank you in advance for your responses!
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Hi, I am a final year student in a comp sci engineering degree I wanted to work on an Infrastructure management project using GIS and AI. I want to know what feature i could add to my software to make it useful for people and any other inputs, i would be grateful for
In a presentation at NCE's Bridge Design and Maintenance conference, Nick Ianetta, the head of engineering at Mabey Bridge, discussed the advantages of modularity and off-site construction in creating sustainable, climate-resilient infrastructure.
Ianetta provided various case studies to highlight the environmental challenges in bridge specification and showed how accelerated bridge construction can be effectively implemented. He also emphasized the role of modular steel solutions in reducing project risks and boosting efficiency.
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Discover how engineers from Australia utilise roasted used-coffee grounds in a groundbreaking method to produce concrete that’s 30% stronger, promoting sustainability and waste reduction.
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Explore the transformative role of magnesium oxide admixtures in ensuring the integrity of the U.S. water facilities. Delve into the challenges faced, recent legislative measures, and real-world success stories.
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