A few days ago the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) released the details of its FY 2013 budget request to Congress for $27.2 billion. To put this in context, last year DoE requested $29.5 billion, […]
In the EU, 40% of energy is consumed in buildings. To improve the energy efficiency of buildings, in 2002 the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) required all EU countries to upgrade their building regulations […]
I’ve been following the topic of open data for quite a few years worldwide at the national level in Australia, Japan, Indonesia, UK, South Africa, Canada, US, and other countries. I’ve also followed the long […]
As I mentioned in a previous post, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved the first new combined Construction and Operation Licenses (COL) in the U.S. since 1978. The licenses are being issued to Southern […]
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved Southern Nuclear Operating Company’s (SNC) application for two Combined Licenses (COL) at the Vogtle site in Georgia. These are the first new reactor construction licenses in the U.S. […]
Autodesk has announced that two DevCamps will be held in June. DevCamps are for folks who want to learn how to use the APIs of Civil 3D/Map 3D, Inventor, Revit and new Autodesk web services […]
This week GoGeomatics Canada has the privilege of speaking with Dr. Mohamed Abousalem the CEO of TECTERRA. GoGeomatics: Welcome to the GoGeomatics Canada community and thanks for taking the time to speak with our 6,000 […]
Yesterday at the India Geospatial Forum 2012 conference in Delhi, B.I. Singal of the Institute of Urban Transport, gave a fascinating and informed overview of the past, present and future of urban transport in India. […]