How Well Do You Know Your Telecom Tower? From a distance, a telecom tower might look like a simple structure situated on the side of the road or mounted on a rooftop. However, those who manage telecom towers know there...
by Dylan Wroblewski
How Well Do You Know Your Telecom Tower? From a distance, a telecom tower might look like a simple structure situated on the side of the road or mounted on a rooftop. However, those who manage telecom towers know there...
by Dylan Wroblewski
by Aude Camus
by Marion Bouillin
Energy transition evolution The global energy transition is no longer optional. It is underway, and utilities are leading the charge. Electric utilities are working to manage major shifts, such as rising demand from electric vehicles and expanding data centers, aging...
by Martha Murillo
Key takeaways: Successful implementation of digital twins in underground engineering requires continuous data integration across disciplines. While technology is crucial, the main challenges and opportunities lie within the need for multidiscipline skills and collaborative leadership. Future advancements will integrate AI-enhanced...
by Oana Crisan
by Gavin England
Beyond digital models: The digital twin paradigm shift Key takeaways: The industry is moving beyond static models to living digital twins for subsurface projects, which evolve continuously as new data emerges. A case study on Italy’s tunnel network demonstrated a...
by Oana Crisan
by Andrew McMahon
Beyond digital models: The digital twin paradigm shift Key takeaways: Geotechnical teams spend almost 20% of their week on data wrangling instead of engineering. Ground-related problems drive the vast majority of tunnel cost overruns and delays. Static geological models are...
by Oana Crisan