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A cloud-based software “fully automates the preliminary design of vertical assets” to provide greater access in the South American nation.
With the increased probability of year-round pluvial flooding, civil engineers benefit from more robust modeling to develop new solutions for mitigation.
3D-printed construction materials are as strong as steel, save on labor, and are biodegradable.
Two new collaborations for zero-emission bus infrastructure upgrades in the Golden State are prime examples.
Climate change has made it more difficult to predict future flooding. Here’s how civil engineers can respond.
Convenience, efficiency, and clean mobility are at core of shift to net-zero emissions.
Bending tests show whether hybrid timber–steel encased beams have potential in real-world applications.
Is artificial intelligence the future of civil engineering? Yes, probably, but here’s the thing: it’s also the present.
As natural disasters increase in number and severity, more engineers will be needed at disaster sites for search and rescue, safety assessments, and more.
The model’s ability to capture the likelihood of building damage in a wildfire event opens up a new paradigm for tackling the wildfire problem.
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.