2019 Construction Data Trends

Radar coverage is the general term for the space boundary within which a radar meets the mission requirements. These requirements depend on the type of radar and can be described in terms of detection (Pd) and false-alarm (Pfa) probabilities. A Coverage Map is the graphical representation of the radar coverage. Coverage maps typically include the EM propagation and system losses. In this session we will discuss a methodology that includes the RF circuit design and signal processing effects as well in the calculation of the coverage map. Key Learnings: How to design and simulate radar systems Method for combining RF and signal processing components in a single simulation Customization of results visualization for radar coverage

The motto that has been driving the technologies of tomorrow, move fast and break things, is far from applicable in the healthcare construction sector. Constructing and maintaining medical facilities is complex–and for a good reason. While schedules are often ambitious and facilities are integrated with cutting edge innovation, construction teams need to exercise extreme care and caution when building.

For many construction professionals, the bid and proposal scramble is approached with feelings of anxiety and dread, but it doesn’t have to be that way. It goes without saying that successfully responding to RFPs is a critical factor for any construction contractor. Watch this on-demand webinar to hear from Eric Thomas, a former marketing and proposal manager for Truebeck Construction, Gilbane Building Co. and Grand Rounds Inc.

As drones become increasingly autonomous, so too do the services and use cases. Drones first took off as a consumer and hobbyist phenomenon, but more recently they’ve blossomed into an array of enterprise use cases. Last year alone, drone startups saw more than $450M of investments.