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We need a new vision for cities

We need a new vision for cities

We need a new vision for cities

Patricia Mae Tagabe, May 31, 2021, Features, Planning, Projects, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Sustainability, 1

by Andrew Giles MP, Shadow Minister for Cities and Urban Infrastructure More than half a century ago, former Prime...

WA’s first ever electric vehicle strategy

WA’s first ever electric vehicle strategy

Patricia Mae Tagabe, May 28, 2021, Electric vehicles, Features, Projects, Roads, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Sustainability, WA, 0

by Jessica Dickers, Editor, Infrastructure magazine The Western Australian Government has released the state’s first ever Electric Vehicle Strategy,...

Spatial data and game engines – big visualisation power for big infrastructure

Spatial data and game engines – big visualisation power for big infrastructure

Patricia Mae Tagabe, May 27, 2021, Planning, Projects, Smart Cities, Sponsored Editorial, 0

The merging of spatial data and game engine platforms makes the ingestion of massive scale data for real-time and...

Developing Victoria’s urban design

Developing Victoria’s urban design

Patricia Mae Tagabe, May 25, 2021, Civil Construction, Planning, Projects, Smart Cities, Sustainability, Urban Development, VIC, 0

by Angela Skandarajah, CEO, Development Victoria COVID-19 has impacted plans for our cities and how people use them. Here’s...

Building our future cities: connected, sustainable and accessible

Building our future cities: connected, sustainable and accessible

Patricia Mae Tagabe, May 21, 2021, Civil Construction, Features, Investment, Planning, Policy, Projects, Rail, Roads, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Sustainability, Transport, Urban Development, 0

What will our future cities, and the infrastructure that helps them function, look like? With so much industry evolution,...

It’s time to focus on the social value of investments

It’s time to focus on the social value of investments

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 23, 2021, COVID-19, Features, Investment, Smart Cities, 0

by Nicola Grayson, CEO, and James Robertson, Australia’s Policy Lead (People and Pipeline), Consult Australia As the industry voice...

Intelligent transport systems: a revolution on our roads

Intelligent transport systems: a revolution on our roads

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 22, 2021, Features, Intelligent Transport Systems, Roads, Smart Cities, Technology, Transport, 0

by Michelle Goldsmith, Journalist, Infrastructure magazine Across Australia and around the globe, Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) are already making...

The digital technologies optimising construction in 2021

The digital technologies optimising construction in 2021

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 18, 2021, Big Data, Civil Construction, IOT, Planning, Smart Cities, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Telecommunications, 0

Recent supply chain challenges caused by COVID have increased costs for major construction projects, creating an urgent need for...

What’s in store for the future of digital twins?

What’s in store for the future of digital twins?

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 15, 2021, Big Data, NSW, Projects, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Telecommunications, 0

The 2020 NSW Spatial Digital Twin is part of the Western Sydney City Deal partnership that brought together federal,...

The Critical Infrastructure Summit is back in April 2021

The Critical Infrastructure Summit is back in April 2021

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 12, 2021, Asset Management, Civil Construction, Cyber security, Disaster Management, Features, Investment, People, Planning, Policy, Projects, Rail, Roads, Safety and Training, Smart Cities, Technology, Telecommunications, Transport, 0

After a huge inaugural event in 2020, the Critical Infrastructure Summit – Australia’s premier event for the whole infrastructure...

What is a digital twin?

What is a digital twin?

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 10, 2021, Big Data, Condition Assessment, Features, Planning, Projects, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Technology, 0

by Imogen Hartmann, Journalist, Infrastructure magazine The last few years have seen digital twins explode in popularity due to...

Economy-wide impact of drones

Economy-wide impact of drones

Patricia Mae Tagabe, February 10, 2021, drones, Features, Mapping and GIS, Smart Cities, Technology, 0

From condition monitoring on remote assets to mapping the spread of bushfires, drones have had a significant impact on...

How to gradually digitise your company to fast-track projects

How to gradually digitise your company to fast-track projects

Eliza Booth, November 6, 2020, Asset Management, Civil Construction, Smart Cities, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, 0

A few years ago, the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry was among the least digitised industries, but implementing...

Accessing infrastructure sustainability data

Accessing infrastructure sustainability data

Patricia Mae Tagabe, November 5, 2020, Big Data, Civil Construction, Planning, Projects, Renewables Energy, Smart Cities, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability, Technology, Telecommunications, 0

Sustainability, infrastructure and construction market professionals now have access to the latest sustainability data on a range of InfraBuild,...

What’s in store for the future of smart construction?

What’s in store for the future of smart construction?

Eliza Booth, November 4, 2020, Smart Cities, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, 0

As Australia’s construction sector continues to become ‘smarter’ and implement digital technologies such as BIM and 3D modelling to...

Digitally Enabled Assets: infrastructure management for the 20s

Digitally Enabled Assets: infrastructure management for the 20s

Patricia Mae Tagabe, November 4, 2020, Asset Management, Asset Management Content Hub, Condition Assessment, Features, Planning, Projects, Rail, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Technology, Transport, 0

The need to leverage digital is paramount to being an efficient infrastructure owner, manager or operator. Julian Watts from...

Recreating South East Queensland in the digital world

Recreating South East Queensland in the digital world

Patricia Mae Tagabe, November 3, 2020, Planning, Projects, QLD, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Telecommunications, 0

South East Queensland (SEQ) is a region of unmatched potential, with the ability to combine its natural assets, people,...

The circular economy is here and it’s a big opportunity

The circular economy is here and it’s a big opportunity

Patricia Mae Tagabe, November 3, 2020, Features, Planning, Projects, Renewables Energy, Smart Cities, Sustainability, 0

The circular economy represents a unique and significant opportunity; $210 billion to Australia's GDP by 2050¹. It is capable...

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