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Are you a commercial tenant or do you work with tenants? New resource for commercial building tenants! While no building can be truly "earthquake-proof", some are designed to withstand the force of earthquakes better than others. Commercial tenants are in a really great position to seek out and demand buildings that will provide the seismic performance that is right for their business.   Things that tenants should be thinking about when reviewing current or potential future leases include: - Expected life safety performance - Potential for business disruption (both due to structural and non-structural damage) - Potential damage to building fitout.  - Disruption due to neighbouring buildings, loss of infrastructure and secondary hazards (like landslides or flooding, to understand overall risk to your building and its use). Understanding these factors and asking the right questions can help tenants ensure their business is prepared for seismic events. Thanks to MBIE and BRANZ for funding this work and making the resource possible. https://lnkd.in/gpadXMne

For #NativeTitle organisations, having a strong #spatial strategy is one of the most beneficial things your business can do to safeguard your Country. The primary objective of a spatial strategy is to optimise long-term land protection of natural and cultural assets for future generations. As the consequences associated with mining, industry, environmental risks, and resource scarcity become more apparent, the need for spatial strategies and strategic planning is heightened. Learn more about how a spatial strategy can benefit your Native Title business: https://hubs.la/Q02QyrRs0

The joint FIG Working Group 7.6 / 8.4 of Commission 7 (Cadastre and Land Management) and Commission 8 (Spatial Planning and Development) on Digital Transformation and Integration of Land Administration and Land Use Planning / Land Management has developed a survey on perceptions of digital technologies and digitally-enabled processes. You can access the survey by following this link: https://lnkd.in/dTdj6MWm Results will be presented at upcoming FIG events and disseminated via the FIG newsletters. FIG Commission 7 - Cadastre and Land Management #fig #landmanagement #landadministration

Fox Geofencing is now officially Blue Pearl Fox! #BluePearlFox #FoxGeofencing #DigitalMarketingJacksonville #DigitalMarketingLisbon #SearchBoxOptimization #SearchEngineOptimization #Geofencing #SocialMediaManagement

Watch episode 3 of the #ExpertSeries with renowned geotechnical engineer Dawid Jasiński. 🎞️ Find out why he chose the Dominican Republic, and Samaná in particular, over other Latin American countries. #SamanaGroup #GeotechnicalEngineering #LatinAmerica #Samaná #DominicanRepublic

Your success starts in Land. Without landowners there is no land development. Understanding the significance landowners hold is the first step in successful acquisition. Respecting the ask and navigating the negotiations from a place of understanding, knowledge, and confidence is paramount. Our agents are educated on energy development from start to finish, affording a smoother, successful acquisition effort. Learn more about our success at allegiantland.com. #allegiantland #thedifferenceisinourroots #theallegiantdifference

Last Quarter we kicked off variability leaching work as part of our Rare Earth Options Assessment – a program of work that aims to identify alternative, capital efficient and nearer term options for producing rare earth elements at the Dubbo Project. If the RE Options Assessment is successful in identifying lower cost, shorter implementation pathways, it will open the potential for a phased development approach, alternative funding opportunities and a focused completion of the FEED services work at Dubbo. The RE Options Assessment work is scheduled for completion in H1 2025. Learn more about the RE Options Assessment in our latest Quarterly Report ➡ https://lnkd.in/gJtkYj55

Did you know South Carolina's Lowcountry region is prone to #seismic activity due to its unique geological features? With the combination of soft, water-saturated soils and proximity to fault lines, it’s crucial to factor in seismic risks when planning infrastructure projects. At S&ME, we specialize in comprehensive #geotechnical services, providing tailored solutions that address the specific challenges posed by the region’s soils and seismic risks. S&ME Technical Principal, Aaron Goldberg, PE, D.GE, shares more on the topic: https://bit.ly/4fheVji #OurPeopleOurFuture

Seismic activity is an important aspect/consideration of any project here in the Lowcountry. I work with the experts on this topic!

What do South Carolina Lowcountry and West #Tennessee have in common? Great people, great vibes, and our #geotechnical engineers at S&ME love the challenges presented by the #Seismic and soil conditions common to both regions. Read on for more implications to infrastructure and land development -