Transportation for America has put the National Bridge Inventory of 604,474 bridges on line with Google Maps so you can zoom to any area in the U.S. and see which bridges are structurally deficient and the daily […]
According to the Federal Highway Administration National Bridge Inventory there are 604,474 bridges in the U.S., including those that are part of the National Highway System (NHS) and non-NHS bridges. Of these 69,223 (11.5%) are […]
According to Bloomberg during its last fiscal year, Autodesk spent 25.4 percent of net sales on research and development, the largest percentage among U.S. software or Internet companies that have a market value above $5 […]
I’ve blogged previously about the incredible impact that hydraulic fracturing technology and the nearly half a million natural gas wells that have been drilled in the US have had on the US energy industry, the potential in […]
Apparently several ex-Apple iPod engineers got together to find a new way to change the world, and of all things decided that what the world needed is a high end programmable thermostat that you don’t […]
The Green Energy and Green Economy Act was passed by the Ontario legislature in 2009. It mandated distributed generation (DG) enablement to ensure open access to the electric power grid to all residents of Ontario, […]
I’ve blogged previously about AutoCAD in the cloud, also known as AutoCAD WS, which allows you to do AutoCAD design with a browser or an iOS or Android device. Now there is an AutoCAD Isometrics WS […]
Earlier this year, Autodesk announced new software for conceptual design as part of its BIM for Infrastructure portfolio. Infrastructure Modeler represents the convergence of design, GIS and 3D visualization and is intended to help users […]