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From VR experiences at in-person events to online webinars, there are several opportunities to explore Future World Vision. See the full list of events to find one that fits your calendar.
The policy statement lists nine actions that infrastructure owners should take “to avoid disruption and preserve public safety.”
The 1,388 ft tall, 60-story building will be the city’s largest all-electric tower, and will operate with net-zero carbon emissions.
As the global threat of cybercrime grows, so does concern for our nation's critical infrastructure. How engineers can prepare our systems for cyberwar?
This paper introduces a method of strengthening prestressed concrete continuous box-girder bridges with prestressed steel strands.
A new study examines how to integrate connected and autonomous vehicles into transportation agencies' future infrastructure plans.
Piezoelectric concrete sensors are capable of assessing concrete’s maturity in situ, a development that will increase construction site flexibility.
Released in October, the report examines the contributions to grid resilience made by hydropower in the case of certain extreme events.
State Route 37 is a low-lying and flood-prone highway. Caltrans and local partners are assessing measures to protect SR 37 against high water in the future.
Houston Public Works is developing a digital twin that will help determine water quality management and future capacity needs.
High-rise design would absorb carbon and purify the air, creating urban forests.
See how Future World Vision comes to life through an immersive VR experience.
Stay updated on the upcoming Future World Vision giant-screen film, Cities of the Future.
Create and share your own custom tour of Mega City 2070.