Water quality assurance rests on information security
Manipulated data Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has temporarily suspended water testing in the state laboratory’s water chemistry program. The U.S. Environmental...
View ArticleJT file importer updated in KISTERS 3D CAD visualization app
KISTERS has updated its 3DViewStation importer for the Jupiter Tessellation (JT) file format. The new JT importer maximizes efficiency under multi-threading demands. Optimal core performance results in...
View ArticleLive in a valley? Snow surveys & snowpack matter
Snow Surveys Headquartered outside Sacramento, the KISTERS North America team celebrates manual snow surveys by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR). We, hydromet nerds, ring in the new...
View ArticleUSGS: Knowledge gap in hurricane effects on water quality
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists have completed a strategic review of current knowledge of hurricane impacts on water quality. A new report describes assets and capabilities in water science...
View ArticleSoil erosion: the silent risk between fires and floods
In a “first-of-its-kind study” U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists quantified erosion for one year following every large fire in California from 1984 to the 2021. They documented a tenfold...
View ArticleAdvanced hail technology reshapes solar projects & insurance
As hailstorms become increasingly frequent and severe, utility-scale solar projects face significant risks of damage and downtime. KISTERS, a global leader in environmental data solutions, addresses...
View ArticlePowering precision manufacturing across industries
From aerospace and aviation to shipbuilding, KISTERS 3DViewStation has become an indispensable software for handling complex 3D CAD data with speed and accuracy. The powerful CAD visualization and...
View ArticleNatural habitats contribute to insurability
Global insurance firm Swiss Re released research on Florida’s coastline and its high exposure to storm surge. Natural protection helped lower the frequency of insurance claims from less severe weather...
View ArticleMonitor risk of roof collapses under heavy snow loads.
As storms increase in severity, heavy snow has collapsed warehouse roofs across Alaska and Oregon. Flat and low-slope roofs have more risk than sloped or pitched roofs. Snow can accumulate quickly...
View ArticleWhen you get a hail alert, every minute counts
Hail season is coming, but how prepared is your workforce? Workforce safety Aon Insurance reports, “Workforce health and safety is a primary concern for employers, as 2023 saw the highest number of...
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