Earlier this month, Carroll Engineering’s Traffic and Transportation Team members, Daniel Bhaumik, EIT, and Jamie Graham, P.E., PTOE, Traffic & Transportation Department Manager, attended Penn State’s Transportation Engineering and Safety Conference (TESC) which was held virtually. Continue reading
As you go about your day, have you ever wondered how the world around you takes its shape? The design, construction, and maintenance of highways, bridges, sewer systems, stormwater systems, parks, water supply and treatment systems, schools, and many more systems and structures we encounter every day all have something in common – municipal engineering.
As part of Upper Mount Bethel Township’s Turnback Program with PennDOT along a section of River Road, the Township recently replaced the bridge culvert structure that carries River Road over an unnamed tributary to the Delaware River. Carroll Engineering Corporation (CEC) performed the surveying, and environmental permitting, with Carroll’s Justin Coyle, P.E., and his design team doing the engineering, hydraulic analysis, project oversite, and other related tasks for the new structure.
Traffic modeling programs are vital to engineers across the globe, serving engineers, researchers, and planners as they manage and enhance transportation systems that have become increasingly more complex and congested. Synchro (macrosimulation) and SimTraffic (microsimulation), both developed by Trafficware, are two of the most widely used programs.
Civil Engineering-Planning & Site Design: A Definitive Guide
Civil engineers are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the very foundations of our society. We develop roads, bridges, water and utility systems, waterways and seaports, airports, as well as infrastructure for countless homes, buildings, and services. So how do complex, sometimes massive projects like these even get started? In today’s blog, we’re going to find out!
Structural engineering and civil engineering are two disciplines within the field of engineering that deal with the analysis, design, and construction of infrastructure projects. But despite their similarities, there are some clear differences that set them apart. All structural engineers are civil engineers, but not every civil engineer is a structural engineer.
In this blog, we take a quick look at structural engineering and civil engineering and explore what makes each critical to project success.
Take the opportunity to see the entirety of your site from a bird’s eye view, with the help of Carroll Engineering’s drone technology. We have been utilizing the drone’s ability to capture aerial views of clients’ projects from start to finish, pre-planning initiatives, site mapping and offer real-time video captures for hard to see areas using accuracy and speed. Our licensed drone pilot uses his experience to remotely pilot the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), as it collects aerial data through its pivotal imagery sensors. For instance, when used in a drone survey, a client can request measurements at certain distances and in other specified volumetric distances. Project managers can inherently benefit from utilizing the drone information for day-to-day project updates and staying informed to make quicker reaction times to any project delays that can arise.
Here are some areas employing the accuracy and quality of Drone Technology:
Check out our drone in action with these videos from our YouTube page:
Feasterville Water Tank – Ladder and Roof Inspection
Feasterville, Bucks County, PA
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Uhlerstown Covered Bridge – Bucks County Bridge #203
Uhlerstown, Bucks County, PA
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Upper Mount Bethel Township Community Park
Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA
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Have a project in the pipeline that needs an aerial capture?
For more information on our drone service, please contact Joel Ardman, Vice President by email at jardman@carrollengineering.com
or call 215-343-5700 ext 243.
For more information about all of our services, please visit our website at www.carrollengineering.com.
3-D high-definition Laser Scanning capabilities have arrived at Carroll Engineering. Continue reading
