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Management

Saving Venice: High-Tech vs. Mother Nature (Cadalyst Daily Archive)

11 Oct, 2006 By: Michelle Nicolson

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Italian government turns to Intergraph's GIS technology to help save historical city from the encroaching sea

Success Story

It's a race against time and water: Over the next 50 to 100 years, the rising tides of the Adriatic Sea, coupled with the sinking land mass of the African geological plate as it pushes under the European plate, will slowly submerge the city of Venice, Italy. If left alone, Mother Nature will erase centuries of human history, including some of the greatest architectural and artistic achievements of mankind.p>

But the Italian government has other ideas. In 2003, officials approved a solution to the sinking of Venice, called MOSE (Modulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico or Electromechanic Experimental Module). The strategy was proposed by CVN (Consorzio Venezia Nuova), a private consortium consisting of national and local construction and architectural companies.  Read more >>

   

FM:Systems Partners with Dean Evans Associates
Integration of scheduling solutions line with workplace management suite aims to improve collaboration between facility managers and event managers.  Read more >>

Strategic Partnership to Yield Integrated 3D Ship Modeling
Martec and ShipConstructor Software to combine capabilities of their Trident and ShipConstructor software suites.  Read more >>

   

General Software: FARO Scene, FARO Scout, FARO Scout LT and FARO Record Version 4.0
Software family enables administrating, calibrating, filtering and managing large 3D point clouds collected with the FARO Laser Scanner LS.  Read more >>

AEC: FMDesktop Product Suite Version 7.0
Autodesk's new software line includes Facility Manager, Facility Link, Facility Web and Facility Request.  Read more >>

AEC: e-Builder Professional
Solution provides management of documents and communications during design review and construction administration.  Read more >>

GIS: Planning Document Templates
Cary and Associates' offerings include instructions and examples for carrying out the steps of the product management lifecycle process.  Read more >>

MCAD: EnSuite
CCE's application provides access to translators and viewers for multiple CAD formats through a single interface.  Read more >>