Travel demand modeling is a method used by transportation planners and engineers to estimate and predict how people travel within a region...
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Pressure vessel design is demanding. Engineers must balance safety, precision, and strict code compliance, often under tight deadlines. Traditional workflows involve hours of manual calculations, drawing, and rework. The process is time-consuming, costly, and prone to error, especially when working...
See how MicroStation 2025 uses AI automation and geospatial analysis to solve CAD design challenges and streamline infrastructure workflows....
“American households and businesses are driving what is the largest growth in energy demand in the past two decades,” said Otto Lynch of Power Line Systems (PLS), part of Bentley. This increase in growth is being driven by the electrification...
Key Takeaways: AT&T has announced that a digital twin will be created for every tower site to ensure accurate asset inventory. Digital twins can automate and enhance tower data accuracy across the full lifecycle. Telecom tower owners and operators gain...
Travel demand modeling is a method used by transportation planners and engineers to estimate and predict how people travel within a region...
Why Cities Must Act Now on Climate Resilience As climate change accelerates, cities around the world are racing to adapt to its significant impacts. Rising temperatures are intensifying, making cities hotter and increasing energy demands for cooling. More frequent and...
From extraction and treatment to pumping and distribution, nearly every stage of the water cycle uses energy. In fact, energy costs can account for up to 40% of a water utility’s operating budget, with pumping alone comprising the lion’s share...
The SACS and MOSES offshore engineering applications from Bentley empower engineers to design offshore wind farms even more accurately and efficiently than ever before. Key Benefits of Using Bentley’s MOSES and SACS Wind Turbine Software: With full support for SACS...