Rising expectations from regulators and shareholders are motivating many organizations, including federal agencies, to adopt new, ambitious approaches toward critical infrastructure improvements. With these approaches, their transportation, communications, and utilities can better withstand natural and manmade hazards.
The idea of “where” being equally as important as “what” and “how” has become mainstream these days. In one example that demonstrates the importance of location, Weston applied geospatial technologies (mapping tools that collect and process location-based data) to notify a major logistics client of impending weather…
The unusual events and stark images of the pandemic will forever be in our national consciousness. While undoubtedly unique, these experiences are collective: masks, empty grocery shelves, school closings, and a remote-work reality.
Our clients and the environmental infrastructure market are quickly adapting to business priorities shifting toward climate resilience. With a greater demand for resources by a burgeoning population, impacts from extreme weather events are posing a much larger threat to the global economy and environment.