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Even when relevant information is within a database, the geographic references often lack the necessary coordinates. Only when both the structured and unstructured information is fused into a single, cohesive view can you get the complete picture needed to make an informed decision.
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As prices drop, real-time tracking and dispatching systems are no longer an option reserved for police, fire, and emergency services.
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PUBLIC WORKS goes to the movies to review new animated feature FLUSHED AWAY.
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Instead of using manual, mechanical testing methods, today's cars, trucks, and heavy equipment require computerized troubleshooting, which is often expensive. However, Jake Stucky of Missoula, Montana, has found some cost-saving solutions.
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PUBLIC WORKS Online recently surveyed industry professionals on what sort of e-waste is being collected by their public works department. The surprising result is that half the respondents told us their departments aren't collecting any e-waste at all.
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When you visit a water plant, what image are you left with? Depending on your experience, you may envision a building pulsating with the noise of pumps and motors; a vast array of tanks filled with water; or a large room of pipes and computer screens with red, green, or yellow lights. When I enter...
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Today's automation, computers, and communication systems have advanced to a level that provides for the implementation of user-friendly enhancements and increased choices for management of a water or wastewater plant's operation and data acquisition.
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