Mark Reynolds: Putting skills on the map

As chair of the Construction Skills Mission Board, Mark Reynolds is mapping out the complex network of projects and training The post Mark Reynolds: Putting skills on the map appeared first on Construction News.

OS introduces BNG mapping

Ordnance Survey has created a new tool to map habitats, supporting developers in reaching targets for a 10% uplift in biodiversity.

Digital piling map set to improve foundation design and circularity

The Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) has launched an interactive nationwide digital map of completed piling projects, not simply to improve foundation design, but to also promote circularity in the discipline. The post Digital piling map set to improve foundation design and circularity appeared first on Construction Management.

Investigation launched to assess carbon storage potential of sandstone in Central North Sea

The British Geological Survey (BGS) has begun a programme of work to map and assess the carbon storage potential of sandstone formations beneath the Central North Sea, a region experts say could hold a large share of the UK’s as-yet unexploited carbon dioxide (CO₂) storage… The post Investigation launched to assess carbon storage potential of sandstone in Central North Sea appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

National Grid digital tool promises to shrink electricity infrastructure planning time by 70%

National Grid has launched a digital twin and data visualisation tool called Triton that will map future demand at grid supply points and transmission substations. Developed in collaboration with AI-powered digital transformation specialist Atos, Triton is designed to enable National Grid to accelerate how it… The post National Grid digital tool promises to shrink electricity infrastructure planning time by 70% appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

IBM Research - Mapping the future of technology, 12052022

The IBM Technology Atlas aims to be a dynamic instrument for businesses when charting a course that involves future progress in science and technology. Their 'atlas' combines their plans for the future of research in quantum computing, hybrid cloud, AI, systems, semiconductors, and security