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by Sean O'Neill

In this story: PLAXIS connects geotechnical and structural engineering Dutch innovation inspired by Delta Works to fend off the sea is finding global fans PLAXIS celebrates a homecoming at Bentley’s 2025 Year in Infrastructure and...

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The inaugural Cesium Developer Conference landed in Philadelphia this summer, bringing together a global crowd of developers, climate scientists, engineers, game designers, and space technologists. Over three days, they explored how open 3D geospatial technology is transforming the way we...

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by Tomas Kellner

Needless repetition is something Apurba Tribedi cannot abide. It was a formative frustration: every year, the river near his childhood home in Malda, India, burst its banks. The floodwaters washed out local houses, destroyed possessions, and sometimes forced families to...

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by Sean O'Neill

Setting foot on alien worlds is back on the agenda, big time. NASA’s Artemis program is aiming to send astronauts to explore parts of the lunar surface no human has ever visited — targeting rugged, shadowy terrain near the Moon’s...

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by Sean O'Neill

David Settlemyer had a distinct knack for making the impossible seem inevitable. Armed with a Southern drawl and an arsenal of folksy colloquialisms — “as useful as socks on a rooster” was a favorite — the Kannapolis, North Carolina native...

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by Jay Moye

A blood-red helicopter swooped low over a French village at the foot of Mont Blanc, dangling what looked like a miniature wrecking ball. Renaud Keriven feared that his enthusiasm for the project – for the chance to change how we...

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by Sean O'Neill

For Roni Deitz, this work is personal. She grew up in New Jersey, so Deitz had never experienced a major hurricane. Then Hurricane Ike stormed ashore the Texas coastline in 2008, while she was an engineering student in Houston. ā€œI...

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by Kathleen Moore

Philadelphia can claim a variety of firsts — from where the first general-purpose digital computer was built to being home to the country’s first botanical garden. Let’s add another one: Hosting the inaugural Cesium Developer Conference, an event that brings...

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by Jay Moye

Leopold Bloom, the protagonist in James Joyce’s Ulyssess, famously quipped that a ā€œgood puzzle would be to cross Dublin without passing a pub.ā€ Nearly a century later, Rory McCann solved the puzzle. The software developer and open data enthusiast has...

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by Tomas Kellner

Ezzat Sabry hung up the phone call, overcome by excitement and pride. Geomatex, an Egyptian geo-intelligence firm where he serves as founder and managing director, had just been selected to help overhaul the legendary sound-and-light show at the Pyramids of...

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by Thomas Kohnstamm

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