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Why Dams Fail
What can the Edenville Dam failure teach us about why dams fail, and how can engineers incorporate these lessons into their work moving forward?
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Changes in Evaluation of Traditional Cultural Properties
Biases can lead to rejection of important traditional cultural properties and the cultural importance of a community on the National Register.
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Damon Smith Joins ACC Board of Directors Executive Committee
Damon Smith has been appointed to the Executive Committee of the Airport Consultants Council (ACC) Board of Directors.
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Mead & Hunt Welcomes Steve Cole to Growing Transportation Team
Mead & Hunt welcomes Steve Cole to our transportation team. His experience and leadership will be valuable as we expand in the region and nationwide.
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Tackling Cost Engineering through Industry-Government-Engagement
The Society of American Military Engineers has been working to provide accurate construction cost estimates for military construction projects.
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3D Scanning Technologies: Which is Right for Your Project?
3D scanners and software tools range widely in price, accuracy, and versatility. Understanding which is right for your project is imperative.
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Celebrating Green Energy Opportunities in Person Again!
As we consider the effects of potential infrastructure funding, this is an exciting time for the expansion and revitalization of American hydropower.
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Historic LGBTQ+ Cultural Landscapes in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota
Maps can be a powerful tool in discovering the many places associated with the LGBTQ+ community for cultural resource professionals.
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Patent No Longer Pending! Connected Vehicle Innovation to Benefit Public Transit
Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineer Keith Riniker recently secured a patent for a new idea that could significantly improve public transit experience, fuel efficiency, and reliability.
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What Can the Glenwood Canyon Mudslide Teach Us?
The recent mudslide that impacted a historic highway segment in Glenwood Canyon highlights the need to reassess resiliency in our historic infrastructure.
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