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Heavy precision
Constructech Magazine
(June 29, 2010)
Management software can aid in major transportation projects
Constructech Magazine
(April 29, 2010)
Buried treasure
A transportation department leads utilities in deploying radio-based marking technology.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2010)
Low-cost options for getting into GIS
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2010)
First response
Why you should consider applying incident-command methods to winter operations.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(December 08, 2009)
Conquering corrosion
Five ways to keep wires from deteriorating.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(November 01, 2009)
State road agency harnesses the wind
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(November 01, 2009)
Mapping a new GIS strategy
One Florida utility department upgrades its data collection from old-fashioned maps to state-of-the-art technology.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(October 01, 2009)
Instant Messaging
Is wireless the next step for your meter-reading operation?
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(September 01, 2009)
Easin' the Load
Calculating the costs of manual vs. mechanized material-moving.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(September 01, 2009)
Satellites, Dams, & Earthquakes
Monitoring large structures that experience very subtle motion.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(May 01, 2009)
Shake, Rattle, & Roll
Real-world testing helps manage hydraulic transients.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(May 01, 2009)
Ice Breakers
Decrease salt usage by at least 26% without decreasing de-icing effectiveness.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(April 01, 2009)
Economic stimulus package supports solar power
PUBLIC WORKS News Service
(March 19, 2009)
County field-tests mobile GIS with speech-recognition technology
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(April 01, 2009)
Pinpoint Accuracy
Kokomo, Ind., leverages technology to resolve utility location issues.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(March 01, 2009)
End of the Line
Replace asbestos-cement pipe without turning the jobsite into a hazardous-waste site.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(March 01, 2009)
Diy Miami
In crews use static pipe-bursting to replace 7% of city's water mains.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2009)
Unfair Trade
The price still isn't right for cable providers working in public rights of way.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2009)
Strange Brew
Move over, sugar beets. There's a new de-icing ingredient in town.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2009)
Emission Remission
Statewide attack on greenhouse gases generates more paperwork for managers.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(January 01, 2009)
From Boomtown to Greentown
Canada's oil capital is fast becoming a green capital.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(December 01, 2008)
Independent Operators
A unique database lets public works employees build any tool they need without involving the county's IT department.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(December 01, 2008)
Engineering a Fantasy
Engineering consultant mixes experience with imagination to develop the plot for his first novel.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(November 01, 2008)
Real-Time Sewer Solution
Can wireless technology replace SCADA? South Bend, Ind., aims to find out.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(November 01, 2008)
Featuring: Hand Tools and Lighting
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(October 01, 2008)
Power of the Pump
A community pool complex uses variable-frequency drives to save thousands in annual energy costs.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(October 01, 2008)
Behind the Wheel
How handling a hybrid differs from conventionally powered vehicles.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(October 01, 2008)
Swing Time
The right attachment increases productivity
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(September 01, 2008)
Ventures in Vegetation Management
It pays to partner with universities and herbicide manufacturers.
PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
(September 01, 2008)
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