The FERC dam safety regulatory process can be confusing, but a qualified dam safety engineer can help guide you successfully through the process.
5 Ways a Dam Safety Engineer Can Help with FERC Read More »
Traffic signal issues are not always immediately visible. A traffic signal remedial inspection program should be an integral part of any traffic signal program.
Traffic Signals: the Overlooked Asset? Read More »
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has been passed. What happens now for infrastructure funding and what needs to be to be next in line?
Infrastructure Funding: What Happens Now? Read More »
Evaluating a historic road segment for NRHP eligibility can require a lot of effort, but the MPDF can help streamline the process.
Streamlining the NRHP Process for Historic Highways Read More »
As public open space lands experience a resurgence in attendance, incorporating crowdsourced data can help to maintain visitor access.
How Can We Improve Access to Our Public Open Space Lands? Read More »
While sacrificing CEI may seem like a good way to cut project costs, in reality the consequences far outweigh the potential savings.
If You Can’t Afford Thorough CEI, Can You Afford the Alternative? Read More »
“Growing” cryptocurrency with hydropower can help small hydro owners improve the economics of their hydroelectric project.
Attention Small Hydro Owners: Are You Mining Cryptocurrency Yet? Read More »
Tracking a project’s energy use intensity (EUI) provides information you can use to improve a building’s design and performance.
The Importance of Tracking EUI in Our Buildings Read More »
What can the Edenville Dam failure teach us about why dams fail, and how can engineers incorporate these lessons into their work moving forward?
Biases can lead to rejection of important traditional cultural properties and the cultural importance of a community on the National Register.
Changes in Evaluation of Traditional Cultural Properties Read More »
