Infrastructure

31. After 125 Years Of Physical Modeling Experience, What's Next? 7/1/2019

    Even as numeric modeling gets more advanced, physical modeling remains an important, continually evolving aspect of hydraulic engineering.

32. Cloud-Enabled Resilience: London's Answer To Flood Risk 5/1/2019

    Flood modeling isn’t new, but it has become more advanced and important as we understand the potential of the cloud(s).

33. Tips For Establishing Partnerships To Solve Water Challenges 3/1/2019

    With U.S. municipalities in major need of water and wastewater infrastructure investment, public-private partnerships offer a pathway to project initiation and success.

34. The Value Of Construction Management At-Risk Delivery 1/10/2019

    CM at-Risk may be a nontraditional delivery method for water and wastewater infrastructure projects, but getting familiar with it proves a worthwhile investment.

35. Akron's Path Toward An Intelligent Water Network Reduces Chemical Dosing While Improving Water Quality 11/8/2018

    When water demand declines, water quality and utility budgets can suffer. When the situation arose in Akron, OH, a smart solution emerged.

36. Saving Infrastructure With Sensors In The Sewer 9/4/2018

    With a little help from AI (artificial intelligence) and IoT (the Internet of Things), Kansas City gives a lesson on UEA-MEP — utilizing existing assets to the maximum extent possible.

37. 8 Things You Need To Know About Innovations In Water Asset Management 7/12/2018

    With resources constrained and needs abundant, water and wastewater utilities are obliged to understand and evolve with trends in asset management.

38. A Shift In Strategy: Improving Global Water Management 5/14/2018

    What effect will the push to improve inadequate water infrastructure have on the cost for supplies and services? A procurement research analyst predicts the near future.

39. Collaborative Approaches That Deliver Infrastructure Project Flexibility 3/14/2018

    Utility and government agencies with limited resources for water infrastructure projects aren’t limited to traditional approaches; collaborative approaches such as progressive design-build delivery give owners more flexibility to optimize not only the price, but also the overall result and experience.

40. Delivering Assets And Strengthening Communities: A CBP3 Primer 1/24/2018

    Local government can harness the power of community-based, public-private partnerships (CBP3s) to efficiently implement programs that encompass delivery of many unique assets — such as stormwater management programs that include green infrastructure. Can your community benefit from this delivery approach?