Infrastructure Insights: Engineering Explained Burgess & Niple

Ever wonder what keeps our sanitary sewer infrastructure running behind the scenes? We’re joined by B&N’s Caleb Smith and Aran Whisler to talk about the important role of flow monitoring in sanitary sewer systems. Flow monitoring programs can help system owners with capacity planning, leak detection, infiltration and inflow (I/I) detection, asset management and regulatory compliance.

This episode will highlight B&N’s philanthropic efforts over 2023 after making significant strides in 2022. This includes the council’s goals, monetary donations, volunteering efforts, pro-bono engineering work, and what our goals are going into the new year. Philanthropy Council Chair and Vice-Chair, Billy Wendland and Jessica Suvanto, are joining us on this episode to talk about B&N’s efforts to give back to the community in 2023 as well as our goals for 2024. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast to get notified when the episodes are shared. Check out our LinkedIn and Instagram pages to keep up to date with what’s happening at B&N.
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To deliver innovative solutions that meet clients' goals, consulting engineers must look at projects from every angle. One of the most important perspectives is the client's point of view, which makes engineering consultants with experience on the client side extremely beneficial to the project management and project delivery process. Joining us on this episode is B&N’s Texas Bridge Leader Michelle Romage-Chambers to talk about the different roles, challenges, and making the transition to the consultant side. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast to get notified when the latest episodes are shared, and check out our LinkedIn and Instagram pages to keep up to date with what’s happening at B&N.

A strong relationship is based on trust and collaboration. On this episode of Infrastructure Insights: Engineering Explained, we discuss building and maintaining client, colleague and teaming partner relationships with B&N's Indianapolis Office Director, Josh Cook, a roadway engineer with a unique perspective on building, maintaining and nurturing relationships. Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast to get notified when the latest episodes are shared, and check out our LinkedIn and Instagram pages to keep up to date with what’s happening at B&N.

BNtelligence: PipeAIdTM is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software platform developed by B&N to support utilities with processing sewer pipe condition assessment CCTV videos. By utilizing ArcGIS, utility owners can see the condition of each pipe segment through the digital twin on the GIS platform, and where each observation is geospatially located with the supporting inspection images and video attached. We’re joined by B&N’s Josh Ford and Kris Popovich to discuss the real-world uses of PipeAId, the GIS integration and other AI updates. You can listen to our Digital Twin episode here https://on.soundcloud.com/q9L9V and listen to our first PipeAId podcast here https://on.soundcloud.com/L88LT. Visit the BNtelligence: PipeAId website for more information on our AI capabilities https://www.burgessniple.com/bntelligence/pipeaid/.

Many existing watermains were installed over 120 years ago. As pipes age, they deteriorate, and the likelihood of breaking increases. These breaks can have significant impacts. Identifying potential breaks before they happen can save communities significant amounts of money while limiting the impact to its citizens. Joining us on this episode are B&N’s Utility Planning and Asset Management leader, Kevin Campanella, and Dr. Annie Vanrenterghem Raven. Learn more about InfraPlan at https://www.infraplan-llc.com/. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast to get notified when the latest episodes are shared and check out our LinkedIn and Instagram pages to keep up to date with what's happening at B&N.
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