The Short Cut Method Still Affects Nebraska Land Surveys Today
Land surveying hasn’t always been as precise as it is now. In fact, many original GLO monuments in Nebraska and throughout the Midwest are understood to be flawed, but they’re…
Would You Do This? The Rock-em Sock-em Drone Crash Derby
You invest hundreds, even thousands of dollars in drone technology. You probably have a workshop either in your home or someplace else where parts, pieces, and tools sit, and upgrade…
Top 4 CPA Pain Points and How to Iron Them Out
Technology is a double-edged sword made of better processes and a steep learning curve. Time constraints make prioritization more important than ever. Training takes valuable resources, but the future of…
4 Ways Land Surveyors Go Beyond the Call of Duty
Land surveying is a rather solitary and focused job. However, the information gleaned from a survey puts professionals in a unique position to help resolve boundary disputes, legal questions, and…
Expert Interview Series: Jeff Bradbury of TeacherCast.net About the State of Educational Technology and How it Affects Primary, Secondary, and Professional Instruction
Jeffrey Bradbury, author of Kidblog: An Introduction to Blogging With Your Students, is the creator of TeacherCast.net and the Coordinator for Technology Integration for the Westwood Regional School District in…
Florida Architects: Make Friends with These Tropical Climate Design Features
The same sunshine that gave Florida its nickname poses special architectural problems. Brilliant sunlight is glorious, but it can be blinding. Warmth is great, but too much of a good…
Big Data is a Vital Key to a Terrorist-Free Future
Big Data can help you find a date, pick an investment and choose your next car. It can predict weather patterns, too. It stands to reason that information gathered and…
The AIA: A Rock of Equality in Uncertain Times
Few other industries have as broad and cooperative of an international workforce as architecture. The recent issues affecting policy, passports, worker visas and immigration have the potential to hit the…
There’s Still Plenty of Room for Women in Architecture
The Architectural Review 2017 Women in Architecture Survey found few surprises about women in the industry. Now in its 6th year, the survey asked 1,277 women and 340 men about…
Where Green Engineering is Headed in 2017
For more than a decade, American product design and manufacturing engineers enjoyed a period of steady growth in positive green building practices. With the new administration, the engineering industries have…