Innovation At The Heights
Population growth in metropolitan Washington, D.C., has been on an upward trajectory in recent years, and this is especially true for Arlington County, in Northern Virginia. This increase in population...
Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority to Replace Lead Service Lines by 2027
Corps Proposes $1.75-Billion Plan for Reducing Storm Surge Risk in Charleston, South Carolina
Puerto Rican School's STEM Project Demonstrates "Commitment to Innovative Learning"
Colorado Diversion Dam Upgrade Benefits Cities, Whitewater Recreation, Fish Passage
Southern California Rail Project Shores Up Coastal Bluff
Algae Harvesting Technology Cleans Water
Senate Committee Passes Bills Addressing Water Resources, Clean Water, and Drinking Water
Will Pandemic-Related Construction Delays Be Compensable?
What If the Levee Breaks? Board Balances Safety against Economic Waste
What Now? THE EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON THE AEC MARKE
The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professions have taken a significant blow from the shutdown of businesses, the need for social distancing, the disruptions in supply chains, and the...
Risk, Resilience, Response
In accordance with the requirements of the America’s Water Infrastructure Act of 2018, U.S. drinking water providers must complete risk and resilience assessments and emergency response plans. Large water...
Idioms, Phrases, and Words: Misuse Them at Your Own Risk
GeoStabilization Project Recognized
National Capital Geo-Institute
West Virginia’s Airport In The Clouds: Response to a Massive Slope Failure at Runway’s End
Although the small and scenic Mountain State ranked 40 out of 50 in population according to a July 2017 U.S. Census Bureau estimate, it boasts seven airports. Yeager Airport (CRW), billed as "West Virginia’s...
In the Wake of the Mount Polley Mine Tailings Breach: Tailings Dam Design, Innovation, and Practice Changes
The Mount Polley tailings dam in British Columbia (BC), Canada, failed in 2014, spilling approximately 21 million m3 of water and tailings (estimated as approximately 50/50 water and tailings) into Hazeltine...
What Does Diggs Do For Me? Better, Faster, Cheaper Is the Goal!
For the past decade, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has been at the forefront of advancing geotechnical data management associated with its investment and leadership related to DIGGS (Data...
Seeing into the Subsurface: Harnessing Geophysics to Remotely Monitor the Condition of Earthworks
Condition assessment of geotechnical structures is essential for cost-effective maintenance and prevention of hazardous failure events. Early identification of deteriorating conditions generally allows...
Gannett Fleming Dam Project Recognized
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