According to Reuters Japan may announce that the nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant are in a cold shutdown, about 9 months after the earthquake and subsequent tsunami resulted in the mandatory evacuation of all residents within 20 km of the plant and the discharge of large amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere and sea.
Geoff Zeiss
November 2018
Links
- Ed Parson's Blog
- Geospatial World
World’s largest geospatial technical resource portal with over 55,000 pages of papers, articles, news, and analysis on the geospatial industry - It's all about data
Safe Software's geospatial data integration platform enables different data and systems to work together - James Fee's Blog
- Lidar News
Gene Roe's laser scanning industry news - Open Source Geospatial Foundation OSGEO
OSGeo was created to support the collaborative development of open source geospatial software and promote its widespread use - Paul Ramsey's Blog
- Planet OSGEO
- Sensors and systems
- USGIF GotGeoint Blog
USGIF promotes geospatial intelligence tradecraft and a stronger community of interest between government, industry, academia, professional organizations and individuals focused on the development and application of geospatial intelligence to address national security objectives.
« $53 billion investment in water infrastructure required in Texas | Main | Cold shutdown announced at Fukushima Daiichi »
December 16, 2011
The comments to this entry are closed.
RSS Feed
SubscribeSearch
Categories
- 3D cadastre
- 3D data
- 3D printing
- 3D stereoscopic imagery
- 3D Visualization
- Access to Spatial Data
- Aging infrastructure
- Aging workforce
- AI
- Airports
- Analytics
- Asset Management
- Asset management
- Augmented reality
- Big data
- BIM
- Blockchain
- Broadband
- Buildings
- CAD
- CCS
- Climate remediation
- Cloud
- Community
- Conferences
- Construction
- Convergence
- Crowd modeling
- Crowdsourced data
- Cyber security
- Data Quality
- Data science
- Data versioning
- Deep learning
- Design
- Digital Cities
- Digital elevation models
- Digital twin
- Disaster management
- Drinking water
- Earth from space
- Earthquake
- Economic Data
- Economic Stimulus
- Education
- Electric Power
- Electrifying transportation
- Emissions
- Energy
- Energy conservation
- Energy efficient buildings
- Energy performance analysis
- Energy storage
- Engineering
- Environment
- Evolving Landbases for Infrastructure
- Facilities and operations management
- Feature extraction
- Field Force Automation
- Financing
- Food production
- Fukushima Nuclear Incidents
- General Database
- General Infrastructure
- General IT
- Geo-clusters
- Geodesign
- Geomatics
- Geospatial IT
- Geospatial Open Source
- Geospatial Standards
- Global Climate Change
- Grid reliability
- Grid resilience
- Handheld scanners
- Imagery
- Indoor location
- Infrastructure Management for Telcos
- Internet of things
- Interoperability
- Land management
- Landuse
- Laser scanning
- Leveraging CAD data
- Long transactions
- Mapping Applications
- Mars from space
- Microgrid
- Mobile
- Modeling
- Municipal infrastructure
- Nanosatellites
- Natural gas
- Net zero plants
- New Technology
- Nuclear power
- Oil and gas
- Onagawa nuclear incidents
- Open Data
- Open Source
- Open Source Geospatial
- Open Standards
- Parcel fabric
- Particle physics
- Prefab
- Preservation
- Privacy
- Private funding for infrastructure
- Productivity
- Reality capture
- Renewable energy
- Resilience
- Road Infrastructure
- ROI
- Science
- Semantic content
- Sensor web
- Sharing Spatial Data
- Shrinking workforce
- Simulation
- Smart cities
- Smart-grid
- Social media
- Space
- Spatial analytics
- Spatial Data
- Spatial Databases
- Substation design
- Sustainability
- Temporal geospatial
- Transactive energy
- Transmission
- Transportation infrastructure
- UAVs
- Underground infrastructure
- Urban transport
- Urbanization
- Utility of the future
- Utility Solutions
- Value of spatial data
- Waste Water
- Water and wastewater
- Web/Tech
- zero energy buildings
Recent Posts
- Geospatial data and analytics applied to things you never imagined
- Moving toward a digital system for underground infrastructure locates in Canada
- Carbon dioxide emissions from electric power generation decoupled from economic growth in US
- Mobile app uses consumer 360° cameras for visual construction documentation
- The advantages of using open source components to develop geospatial web applications
- Using publicly available environmental data in a spatial analysis of low birth weight babies
- Towards a digital twin of infrastructure: efficient reality capture of new pipelines
- Open source geospatial coordinate sytem libraries are being revised
- Bentley's digital twin capabilities for cities includes underground infrastructure
- Bentley goes open source for its digital twin products
Comments