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    Geographic information system software and accessories

    The American Red Cross is turning to GIS technology to aid in relief efforts following hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Computer mapping, spatial analysis, and GIS Web services have helped the agency manage and distribute food, clothing, and housing. In addition, workers have used the technology to set...

     
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    Flying high

    Imagine you're adding a runway at a busy international airport. Then, imagine doing it while saddled with the most stringent environmental impact mitigation permits issued in state history. You would be managing the third-runway project at Seattle-Tacoma (Sea-Tac) International Airport in...

     
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    Rock-steady railway

    As an officer of the Deep Foundations Institute, I have had the opportunity to travel the globe and meet engineers from around the world. We have found common ground in our engineering challenges and shared countless ideas and experiences, to the mutual benefit of our respective clients.

     
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    Feeling ‘Down in the Dumps'?

    Cheer up. Spending an afternoon being down in the dumps isn't nearly as bad as you might think. After all, with trash galore, sewers, and waste streams to visit, how could you feel low?

     
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    Hitting the road

    Tom Webber, street supervisor for the city of Sacramento, Calif., is responsible for line striping and legend marking for 2750 lane miles of city roadway. This includes 600 crosswalks and more than 150 school zones. Since 1999, an average of 10 intersections have been added annually to the city...

     
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    Looking into manholes

    Manholes are the most important infrastructure objects for both sanitary and storm sewer systems in any new development or subdivision. To maintain unobstructed flow, they must be constructed properly. Proper inspection ensures long life and protects the city or county from future problems.

     
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    Keeping costs manageable

     
  • Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans

     
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    All Roohanirad

     
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    Jack Dangermond

     
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    Menachem Elimelech

     
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    Rebecca Head

     
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    Shirley Franklin

     
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    Gary Emerson

     
  • 2005 Trendsetters

    A lot has happened in the past year since we named our first 50 Trendsetters. The transportation bill passed (finally!). The Department of Homeland Security saw a changing of the guard. The standoff in Iraq continued. And 50 more people made a huge impact on the public works industry.

     
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    Managing your PM program— cost-effectively

    To make preventive maintenance (PM) cost effective, you need to strike a balance. Service intervals should be short enough to catch problems and prevent breakdowns, but if you can stretch out service intervals, you may save some money.

     
  • Leaky pipes drain millions

     
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    Truck sales expected to grow

     
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    APWA taps new president

     
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    Project converts grease to energy

     
  • Delivery alternatives reduce construction costs

     
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    Innovation improves water quality

     
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    Work-zone safety applauded

     
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    Public water systems garner recognition

     
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