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But whilst its all very well knowing what materials are best to use, you still need to know quickly and specifically where the cracks are to fix them. So im going to get immersed in some pothole data now. Engineers are also developing a way of using anonymised Car Sensor data to create a detailed digital map of our roads, including the size of cracks. Right now, modern cars have the ability to capture the data all around them with video, with accelerometers, with mini weather stations, with several other sensors. And eventually, the idea is to send robots to fix the issue with universities tes...

Whether thats freeze thaw cycles, more extreme wind events, and rainfall events, these can have an impact on the rate at which our roads deteriorate. The government says its investing an extra £8. 3 Billion into repairs. But with a vast road network, this is a problem not going away any time soon. Harriet bradshaw, bbc news. Lava from a Volcano In Iceland has reached the fishing port, setting fires on home. Most of the towns 4,000 people have been evacuated. In the line of fire, the icelandic town of grindavik. Homes consumed by the Creeping Lava from this latest eruption

Operators of the New York subway system haven’t implemented a plan to make it more resilient, audit finds

Planet, it is the most enormous margin you can imagine. the grey line is the average plan temperature for the last 30 years, the orange line this year so far above anything we have seen. line this year so far above anything we have seen-— line this year so far above anything we have seen. ., .,, we have seen. running through those different events _ we have seen. running through those different events happening _ we have seen. running through those different events happening from - different events happening from flooding to extreme heat, either they are, we can connect in a couple of ways. ...

Many new projects could face flooding threats far earlier than expected, forcing local governments to pay for unanticipated maintenance or potentially wasting funds from the $350 billion the legislation set aside for projects.