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Inframanage Infrastructure Asset Management Online Education Resources

A New Zealand-based trust company providing resource for professionals in the infrastructure management and asset management industries and related fields.

The construction industry is a cornerstone of the US economy, employing more than 7 million people and delivering struct...
10/02/2026

The construction industry is a cornerstone of the US economy, employing more than 7 million people and delivering structures valued at approximately $1.7 trillion each year.

Despite its economic importance, the industry is facing a growing and persistent skilled labor shortage. According to data from the US Census Bureau, the construction sector is short nearly half a million workers, particularly those with experience in skilled trades.

US veterans are well positioned to address labor shortages in construction with leadership, discipline, and technical skills.

Imagine your car or vehicle responding to traffic, communicating with other vehicles and transportation infrastructure, ...
22/01/2026

Imagine your car or vehicle responding to traffic, communicating with other vehicles and transportation infrastructure, and providing you with real-time traffic conditions such as slow-moving situations, weather updates, road repairs, and maintenance.

Additionally, it can autonomously make decisions about speed and lane choice, and, on roads with tolls, it can automatically pay for you. It can also adapt to traffic signals.

Explore how intelligent transport systems are revolutionizing mobility, making travel safer, smarter, and more efficient for everyone.

Changing rainfall patterns, rapid urbanization, and sustained population growth have intensified flooding risks in the P...
22/01/2026

Changing rainfall patterns, rapid urbanization, and sustained population growth have intensified flooding risks in the Philippines, particularly in densely populated and low-income communities where drainage and sanitation systems are often overstretched.

Flooding and urban pressure in Greater Manila

The Greater Manila Area is the Philippines’ primary hub for business, culture, and economic activity and is also its most populous and densely developed region. It includes Metro Manila and the neighboring provinces of Bulacan to the north, Cavite and Laguna to the south, and Rizal to the east.

Covering approximately 8,000 square kilometers, the region was home to around 28 million people as of 2020, with a population density of nearly 3,500 residents per square kilometer. READ MORE...

Expanding sewer networks in Greater Manila combats flooding and pollution, while resilient wastewater infrastructure boosts public health.

Australia is among many countries grappling with a housing unaffordability crisis. Soaring property prices have locked m...
21/01/2026

Australia is among many countries grappling with a housing unaffordability crisis. Soaring property prices have locked many people out of buying homes, forcing them to rent for longer periods.

Research shows declining homeownership rates across several liberal economies, including Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

From shared equity to build-to-rent-to-own, discover innovative solutions addressing Australia’s housing affordability crisis.

Europe’s high-speed rail (HSR) network is one of the most efficient ways to travel across the continent, connecting coun...
07/01/2026

Europe’s high-speed rail (HSR) network is one of the most efficient ways to travel across the continent, connecting countries seamlessly and offering a time-saving, climate-smart, and convenient mode of transportation.

Demand for long-distance rail continues to grow, and HSR has the potential to transform European mobility, especially when integrated with regional and local rail systems.

Europe is investing in high-speed rail for a more sustainable future. Learn how seamless travel, and green mobility are reshaping Europe.

New Zealand is one of the most earthquake-prone countries in the world due to its location along the boundary between th...
07/01/2026

New Zealand is one of the most earthquake-prone countries in the world due to its location along the boundary between the Pacific and Australian tectonic plates.

Each year, more than 15,000 earthquakes are detected and located by GeoNet, most too small, too deep, or too far offshore to be felt. Still, destructive earthquakes can occur at any time.

Historical records dating back to the 1840s show that the country can expect a magnitude 6 earthquake on average every year and a magnitude 7 earthquake roughly every 10 years.

Discover how New Zealand’s mapping tool reveals earthquake risks and helps communities prepare for outages—read how it boosts resilience!

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