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Read the articleHexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division and Clevest have partnered to offer Clevest’s workforce automation products alongside Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management systems for integrated office-to-field solutions. The partnership expands the network engineering and operations offerings for utilities and telecommunications companies and smart cities in North America.
Clevest provides software that connects the mobile workforce to office operations, optimizing field activities or processes and improving outage response, restoration times, worker productivity and safety. The company’s solutions have helped utility companies deploy over 30 million AMI meters and serve more than 100 million consumers.
“Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management customers will benefit from Clevest’s innovative mobile platform and products, including its Mobile Workforce Management solution for field operations and crew scheduling," said Bill Campbell, senior vice president of the Americas, Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division. “The integrated solutions from Clevest and Hexagon can improve utilities’ ability to manage daily work and outage response, and make better decisions that improve engineering, operations and customer service programs.”
Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division has pioneered the development and application of location-based technology for more than 45 years. The company supports hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the world with solutions spanning network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
“We are excited to partner with Hexagon and integrate our solutions to create a truly unique offering that is unmatched in today’s marketplace,” said Thomas Ligocki, president and CEO of Clevest. “The combined solutions from Hexagon and Clevest will provide customers with gains in efficiencies and effectiveness, reductions in manual interventions and errors, improved adherence to regulatory requirements and much more.”
Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division and Clevest have partnered to offer Clevest’s workforce automation products alongside Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management systems for integrated office-to-field solutions. The partnership expands the network engineering and operations offerings for utilities and telecommunications companies and smart cities in North America.
Clevest provides software that connects the mobile workforce to office operations, optimizing field activities or processes and improving outage response, restoration times, worker productivity and safety. The company’s solutions have helped utility companies deploy over 30 million AMI meters and serve more than 100 million consumers.
“Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management customers will benefit from Clevest’s innovative mobile platform and products, including its Mobile Workforce Management solution for field operations and crew scheduling," said Bill Campbell, senior vice president of the Americas, Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division. “The integrated solutions from Clevest and Hexagon can improve utilities’ ability to manage daily work and outage response, and make better decisions that improve engineering, operations and customer service programs.”
Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division has pioneered the development and application of location-based technology for more than 45 years. The company supports hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the world with solutions spanning network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
“We are excited to partner with Hexagon and integrate our solutions to create a truly unique offering that is unmatched in today’s marketplace,” said Thomas Ligocki, president and CEO of Clevest. “The combined solutions from Hexagon and Clevest will provide customers with gains in efficiencies and effectiveness, reductions in manual interventions and errors, improved adherence to regulatory requirements and much more.”
Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division and Clevest have partnered to offer Clevest’s workforce automation products alongside Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management systems for integrated office-to-field solutions. The partnership expands the network engineering and operations offerings for utilities and telecommunications companies and smart cities in North America.
Clevest provides software that connects the mobile workforce to office operations, optimizing field activities or processes and improving outage response, restoration times, worker productivity and safety. The company’s solutions have helped utility companies deploy over 30 million AMI meters and serve more than 100 million consumers.
“Hexagon’s utility GIS and outage management customers will benefit from Clevest’s innovative mobile platform and products, including its Mobile Workforce Management solution for field operations and crew scheduling," said Bill Campbell, senior vice president of the Americas, Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division. “The integrated solutions from Clevest and Hexagon can improve utilities’ ability to manage daily work and outage response, and make better decisions that improve engineering, operations and customer service programs.”
Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division has pioneered the development and application of location-based technology for more than 45 years. The company supports hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the world with solutions spanning network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
“We are excited to partner with Hexagon and integrate our solutions to create a truly unique offering that is unmatched in today’s marketplace,” said Thomas Ligocki, president and CEO of Clevest. “The combined solutions from Hexagon and Clevest will provide customers with gains in efficiencies and effectiveness, reductions in manual interventions and errors, improved adherence to regulatory requirements and much more.”
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Akce proběhne 9.9. 2018 v Praze na Ladronce a vstupné je ZDARMA. Dětem bude zábavnou formou přiblížen život s handicapem, kde se zmíní důležitost preventivného přítupu ke všem aktivitám a budou připravena i různá stanoviště s úkoly, kde si děti vyzkouší jízdu na ručních kolech, invalidních vozíčkách, atp. V rámci akce bude připraven závod pro... View Article
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Akce proběhne 9.9. 2018 v Praze na Ladronce a vstupné je ZDARMA. Dětem bude zábavnou formou přiblížen život s handicapem, kde se zmíní důležitost preventivného přítupu ke všem aktivitám a budou připravena i různá stanoviště s úkoly, kde si děti vyzkouší jízdu na ručních kolech, invalidních vozíčkách, atp. V rámci akce bude připraven závod pro... View Article
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Akce proběhne 9. 9. 2018 v Praze na Ladronce. Vstupné je zdarma. Pořadatel přiblíží zábavnou formou dětem život s handicapem, zmíní důležitost preventivního přístupu ke všem aktivitám. Pro děti bude mít připravená různá stanoviště s úkoly, kde si zájemci vyzkouší jízdu na ručních kolech, invalidních vozíčcích atp.Také je připraven závod pro handicapované děti na handbiku.... View Article
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Agriculture is one of the main sectors to benefit from synergies between the flagship EU Space Programmes EGNOS, Galileo and Copernicus, with European-GNSS and Earth Observation technologies being leveraged to implement the Common Agricultural Policy. Representatives from national Paying Agencies, the European Commission, ESA and the GSA came together in a Learning Network Meeting of Directors of Paying Agencies and Coordinating Bodies, in Brussels on 10 July.
Agriculture is an important pillar of the EU economy, and one of the EU’s oldest policies - the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) - supports farmers and helps safeguard Europe’s food security. The aims of the CAP include improving agricultural productivity so as to feed more people with limited resources, tackling climate change, supporting the sustainable management of natural resources and maintaining rural areas and landscapes across the EU.
The European Commission has started to revise the CAP to make it fit-for-purpose post-2020, and MEPs have called for a more forward-looking policy that will allow farmers to benefit fully from the potential of EU space technology.
Michael Niejahr, Director for legal, institutional and procedural matters at DG AGRI, stressed the importance of space technology for the future of agriculture in the EU. “The EU needs innovative solutions to improve the sustainability and efficiency of its agricultural sector and the EU Space Programmes hold a lot of potential in this regard, allowing farmers to improve the sustainability of their processes through precision farming techniques, and helping make the CAP future-proof,” he said.
Read this: Agriculture - A new frontier for European space policy
Innovative applications
If the goals of the CAP are to be achieved the agriculture sector will have to embrace innovation, including the effective solutions offered by space. The EU’s Space Programmes provide innovative applications that optimise agricultural production in Europe by making it more precise, sustainable and cost effective. The monitoring capabilities of Copernicus and the geo-tagging of E-GNSS (Galileo and EGNOS) can be combined to provide effective solutions for farmers to streamline their processes.
Speaking at a network meeting session on the use of new technologies for monitoring in the agriculture sector, GSA Market Development Officer Reinhard Blasi noted that synergies between the EU Space Programmes could potentially transform farming, bringing multiple benefits.
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Tamper-proof technology
“The use of Sentinel data from Copernicus is possible within the Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS) of the CAP’s Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS),” Blasi said, adding that, when combined with E-GNSS in geo-tagged applications, this would reduce the need for intrusive on-the-spot checks. “Every farmer can benefit from E-GNSS in geo-tagging for aid applications and from crowd-sourcing of farm advice services,” he said.
Galileo’s higher accuracy empowers farmers to measure and geotag their fields themselves, and is a more robust solution, thanks to Galileo signal authentication. Furthermore, Copernicus field delineation is to be automated for claims under the CAP. This makes it easier for famers to take advantage of the EU Space Programmes, allowing many more farmers to benefit. Nine million farmers in the EU could potentially benefit from synergies between Galileo and Copernicus.
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Read the articleBentley Systems announces enhancements to its latest release of SACS CONNECT Edition, an offshore structural analysis application that offers fully automated and integrated 3D modeling, analysis and design to efficiently manage large, complex models for the evolving digitalization in the offshore market.
This new release of SACS includes capabilities that help eliminate disjointed workflows and data, enhances interoperability with other applications, ensures safe structural performance during extreme events, and removes the need for a separate finite element analysis (FEA) application. Also, with extended analytical cloud services for SACS Wind Turbine, engineers can perform multiple wind turbine structural analyses in parallel in minutes rather than days.
Bentley’s SACS CONNECT Edition now offers:
A unique, combined results database that saves time and eliminates disjointed workflows by combining the results of multiple design phases from independent analyses into a single unified visualization to enable holistic interrogation and design review across all phases simultaneously. (See infographic and related video)
A new, advanced collapse solver for non-linear analysis and design, which ensures more realistic structural performance during extreme events, such as hurricanes, and allows for more accurate predictions in regard to lateral torsional buckling. (See related video)
Joint meshing and automatic stress concentration factor (SCF) extraction to speed up non-tubular fatigue joint design. With this new FEA in SACS, users no longer need a separate FEA application, such as ANSYS. This all-in-one application saves a tremendous amount of time, money, and eliminates the need for multiple software application investments. (See related video)
Intra-operability between SACS – AutoPIPE delivers shorter design cycles and up to 90 percent reduction in project non-conformances now using Bentley’s ISM technology. This replaces traditional manual methods by electronically transferring pipe support loads to the structural model and integrated structural – piping models for more accurate design loading and engineering collaboration (See related Tech Talk video)
Analytical cloud services for SACS Wind Turbine that leverage the power of high-performance parallel computing on the cloud so that wind turbine structural analysis can be performed in minutes rather than days. This enables faster, more robust analysis of turbine structures subject to wind and wave loading. It also allows engineers to consider thousands of loading scenarios to find the optimal design.
Wilson John, structural integrity engineer with Zakum Development Company said, “SACS software, and its tailor-made enhancements, is a very useful tool for structural integrity engineers where a quick workable solution is required in the shortest possible time.”
Raoul Karp, VP of Design Engineering Analysis with Bentley Systems, said, “SACS CONNECT Edition V12 is the most significant release we have made in years. The challenging oil market has forced the industry to seek ever more productive and cost-effective workflows and explore new complementary business opportunities. SACS V12 offers industry leading enhancements in improved workflow productivity, all-in-one advanced analysis capabilities, and cloud solutions to democratize access to comprehensive offshore wind turbine capabilities. More than ever our users can rely on SACS as the most comprehensive offshore structural analysis application to increase their efficiency, save time, and deliver safe projects on-time and on-budget.”
About SACS
SACS helps engineers improve design quality and predict offshore structural performance using a unified analysis environment that enables the efficient exploration of alternatives. Users can streamline processes with automated structural workflows to apply specialized analyses essential to any offshore project. This includes nonlinear structural analysis and dynamic response analysis due to environmental loads, impact effects, and severe accidental loading. Operational safety is improved by allowing engineers to analyze ship impact and dropped objects, and minimize risk through offshore-specific load generation. Engineers can efficiently visualize complex structural response via interactive graphical review of analysis and fatigue, thus avoiding rework and project delays. Learn more about SACS.
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• Combined Results Database (Infographic; Video)
• Automatic meshing and SCF extraction of non-tubular joints (Image) with caption
“SACS now provides functionality for joint meshing and automatic stress concentration
factors for complex joints”
• Joint meshing and automatic stress concentration factor (SCF) extraction (Video)
• Collapse solver for non-linear analysis (Video)
• AutoPIPE-SACS interoperability Tech Talk (Video)
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Agriculture and Space Day, to be held in Brussels on September 5, will showcase how Europe’s space programme is revolutionising agricultural production, making it more efficient and reducing the environmental impact of the sector.
The Agriculture and Space Day event, which will take place in the garden of the Belgian Natural Science Museum from 12:00 to 14:30 on Wednesday September 5, will include live demonstrations of farming technology that uses the European satellite systems to increase productivity, preserve biodiversity and minimise the use of herbicides and pesticides.
Read this: Agriculture: A new frontier for European space policy
Participants in the event will have the opportunity to take a seat in the latest farming equipment and see for themselves how the precision farming sector is benefitting from space technology. They will also learn how European GNSS signals are being combined with Earth Observation data from Copernicus to provide farmers with the information they need to make their operations more efficient.
Many benefits
“As an early adopter of EGNOS, agriculture was one of the first sectors to benefit from the European space programme. Now, thanks to precision farming powered by Galileo and EGNOS, European farmers are maximising yields, increasing productivity, and lowering their environmental impact through optimised use of fertilisers and herbicides,” GSA Executive Director Carlo des Dorides said, adding that Agriculture and Space Day would showcase state-of-the art technology that will ensure that farmers continue to reap the benefits of space.
Pekka Pesonen, Secretary General of Copa and Cogeca, the united voice of EU’s farmers and agri-cooperatives added: “Enhanced use of satellites and new technologies will fuel the advancement of precision farming in the EU, bringing many benefits for the farmers and rural economies, agri-cooperatives, the environment and ultimately for the consumer. Further development of precision farming will also help modernise the sector and cut the administrative burden. We are therefore very happy to further develop our collaboration with the GSA to make the EU’s agriculture sector more resilient and dynamic.”
Amazing accuracy
The event will showcase how the EU space programmes, particularly EGNOS and Galileo, are being used to track livestock with amazing accuracy, to precisely steer machinery autonomously in the field, and to help farmers reduce their use of agrochemicals. The space programmes also contribute to sustainable supply chain management by helping track the exact origin of food from farm to fork, and much more.
With its hands-on demonstrations and presentations, Agriculture and Space Day will provide a comprehensive overview of how the synergies between Europe’s space programmes are being leveraged to the benefit not only of farmers, but also of the wider community, by helping to protect our countryside.
Registration for the event is now open. To register, click here.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).

Agriculture and Space Day, to be held in Brussels on September 5, will showcase how Europe’s space programme is revolutionising agricultural production, making it more efficient and reducing the environmental impact of the sector.
The Agriculture and Space Day event, which will take place in the garden of the Belgian Natural Science Museum from 12:00 to 14:30 on Wednesday September 5, will include live demonstrations of farming technology that uses the European satellite systems to increase productivity, preserve biodiversity and minimise the use of herbicides and pesticides.
Read this: Agriculture: A new frontier for European space policy
Participants in the event will have the opportunity to take a seat in the latest farming equipment and see for themselves how the precision farming sector is benefitting from space technology. They will also learn how European GNSS signals are being combined with Earth Observation data from Copernicus to provide farmers with the information they need to make their operations more efficient.
Many benefits
“As an early adopter of EGNOS, agriculture was one of the first sectors to benefit from the European space programme. Now, thanks to precision farming powered by Galileo and EGNOS, European farmers are maximising yields, increasing productivity, and lowering their environmental impact through optimised use of fertilisers and herbicides,” GSA Executive Director Carlo des Dorides said, adding that Agriculture and Space Day would showcase state-of-the art technology that will ensure that farmers continue to reap the benefits of space.
Pekka Pesonen, Secretary General of Copa and Cogeca, the united voice of EU’s farmers and agri-cooperatives added: “Enhanced use of satellites and new technologies will fuel the advancement of precision farming in the EU, bringing many benefits for the farmers and rural economies, agri-cooperatives, the environment and ultimately for the consumer. Further development of precision farming will also help modernise the sector and cut the administrative burden. We are therefore very happy to further develop our collaboration with the GSA to make the EU’s agriculture sector more resilient and dynamic.”
Amazing accuracy
The event will showcase how the EU space programmes, particularly EGNOS and Galileo, are being used to track livestock with amazing accuracy, to precisely steer machinery autonomously in the field, and to help farmers reduce their use of agrochemicals. The space programmes also contribute to sustainable supply chain management by helping track the exact origin of food from farm to fork, and much more.
With its hands-on demonstrations and presentations, Agriculture and Space Day will provide a comprehensive overview of how the synergies between Europe’s space programmes are being leveraged to the benefit not only of farmers, but also of the wider community, by helping to protect our countryside.
Registration for the event is now open. To register, click here.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
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