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Bentley 3D GIS solution

Bentley enables you to associate GIS data with your reality model. Using a GIS you can do it all. Create, maintain, analyze, and share your geospatial, engineering, and business information in a po...

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How to manipulate windmills full power in a large wind farm

Wind turbines convert the wind's kinetic energy into electrical energy. As wind farms utilize more and more windmills, their efficiency is significantly reduced. Until recently, wind turbines...

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Hayward Baker works on award-winning public works project

Hayward Baker works on award-winning public works project in Macomb County, Michigan.  15 Mile Sewer Repair project was recognized with multiple awards following successful year-long recovery in t...

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Landslide in Canada has not stopped moving since August

A landslide, occurred in northeastern British Columbia on August 2018, still continues to move. The slide has affected the small town of Old Fort but crews cannot operate until the phenomenon is st...

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Co-seismic landslides threaten the development of hydropower plants in Nepal

A study reveals that the greatest risk of hydropower development in the Himalayas, one of the most beneficial regions for this energy resource, is landslides triggered by earthquakes. In spring of...

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Disastrous retaining wall failure followed by building collapse in Turkey

A retaining wall gave away causing a landslide and leaving a building hanging on a cliff before it finally collapsed in Istanbul's Beyoglu district. According to authorities, the collapse of the wa...

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Tremendous earthquake followed by tsunami struck Indonesia: 840 people dead

A powerful Mw 7,5 earthquake hit Indonesian Island of Sulawesi triggering a large tsunami and killing at least 840 people. The tsunami struck the coastal city of Palu, home to 300,000 people, on Fr...

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Calaveras dam in San Francisco Bay Area is finally finished

Calaveras Dam, the larger dam built in Bay Area in 20 years, is finally completed. The 220-foot tall dam is located in the area east of Interstate 680 on the Alameda-Santa Clara County. Being...

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New findings reveal a bridge existed between UK and Europe

A study from Plymouth University in the UK shows that, millions of years ago, a natural bridge between England and rest of Europe existed. Until today, it was supposed that UK was formed due t...

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Hayward Baker: Rolling Hills Wind Farm

Hayward Baker’s ability to assemble experienced personnel and resources in-house to perform all techniques under one turnkey contract streamlined the overall ground improvement/foundation installatio...

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