Estonia is well known as one of the most digital countries in Europe. At the GEOBIM 2020 conference this morning Christopher-Robin Raitviir, of the Estonian Department of Digital Construction in the Ministry of Economic Affairs […]
The City of Rotterdam is developing a digital twin of the city. 3D vector and image data of the above- and underground infrastructure, zoning regulations and city by-laws, data streams from real-time sensors, applications and […]
At the first Longitude meetup in the U.K., organized by Ben Flanagan, Kenneth Field, and Chris Wesson, Ed Parsons presented his perspective on one of the directions to expect from geospatial in the future. It […]
Proposed West Link tunnel under central Gothenburg More and more cities are recognizing the tremendous benefits that a digital twin provides to its planners, private architects and engineers striving for compliance with city ordinances and […]
Productivity Growth – Output per worker (1997=100) Source: ONS Construction productivity is a challenge in the world’s advanced economies. Globally, labour productivity growth in construction has averaged only one percent a year over the past […]
Public safety is at risk whenever underground excavation occurs. For example, when a gas line penetrates sewer lines during trenchless horizontal drilling, there is a risk of explosion when a sewer line subsequently backs up […]
The conjunction of the release of three UK government reports, Industrial Strategy Building A Britiain Fir for the Future, Transforming Infrastructure Performance, and Data for the Public Good, has set the stage for a transformation in […]
