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Unlocking Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Capabilities: Wide Span Potential

WSP 2026-09-23 | Unlocking Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Capabilities: Wide Span Potential

How can systems thinking improve road safety and road network operations

WSP 2025-09-24 | Ever wondered how we can embrace systems thinking to create a step-change in road safety and create a future ready road transportation system? Does the emergence and acceleration of technologies such as AI, automation and quantum computing alongside growing and competing demands from stakeholders feel overwhelming? What part does systems thinking play in navigating an uncertain and complex landscape?

In this webinar, our experts showcase WSP’s vision for the future of road transportation, grounded by technical expertise and evidence from our global network.

This webinar is essential for transport network & system operators, transport & mobility policy makers, infrastructure policy makers, sustainability & environmental policy makers, workforce planners, safety and vision zero practitioners, transport technology planners, new mobility service providers/ private sector actors and transport analysis experts.

Learn more about digital technologies are revolutionizing the way mobility systems are planned, built, operated and maintained: wsp.com/en-gl/hubs/intelligent-mobility

Presenters:
Ollie Teall, Global Digital Lead, Intelligent Mobility, WSP in the UK
Virginia Lingham, Senior Vice-President, National ITS Lead, WSP in the US

Explore how data-driven weather intelligence can contribute to municipal value

WSP 2025-09-18 | Canadian municipalities are facing unprecedented challenges from increasingly volatile weather events. From atmospheric rivers and floods to severe storms, these disruptions strain operations, impact public safety, and increase costs. Proactive, data-driven risk management has become essential for protecting people, infrastructure, and budgets.

In this webinar, we will explore how advanced weather intelligence—powered by real-time data, AI-driven forecasts, and digital integration—can help municipalities move from reactive crisis management to proactive resilience. Our experts will share how weather intelligence tools enable faster decision-making, reduce operational costs, and improve community safety. We will also highlight real-world applications and case studies demonstrating the value of integrating weather data into municipal systems.

This webinar is designed for municipal leaders, risk managers, and operational teams seeking innovative solutions to strengthen resilience, optimize resources, and unlock greater value through advanced weather intelligence.

Presenter: Jonas Roberts, Director, Digital Solutions, WSP in Canada.

We are advisory

WSP 2025-09-12 | Changing economic conditions, shifting government priorities, and emerging technologies are among the challenges faced by organizations today. To stay competitive and effectively manage infrastructure and property assets, organizations need access to more refined data and the “lessons learned” from experts who support clients around the globe.

In our world, major projects often take years to move from concept to execution During that time, our clients don’t just need inspiration – they need certainty. They rely on our advisory expertise to assess the viability of their investments through environmental, organizational, technical, commercial, digital and strategic lenses.

To respond to evolving client needs, we’re diversifying and growing our management consultancy and advisory services globally, catering to all sectors: Transport and Infrastructure, Water, Property and Buildings, Earth and Environment, Power and Energy, Industry, Mining and Metals. This enables us to provide advisory grounded in our strategic thinking and heritage of deep technical excellence, enhanced by our strong culture of collaboration, agility and curiosity that results in an exceptional client experience.
Together as strategic partners, let's move from ambition to action, vision to value.

We are advisory
We are WSP
Find out more: wsp.com/advisory

Services-conseils WSP

WSP 2025-09-12 | De l’ambition à l’action, transformez la vision en valeur.

WSP fournit des conseils et des recommandations stratégiques en s’appuyant sur son expertise en ingénierie et l’excellence technique pour réaliser des projets complexes, tant dans l’environnement bâti que naturel. Nous aidons nos clients à prendre des décisions plus efficaces et à gérer leurs risques de manière proactive, afin d’atteindre leurs objectifs stratégiques et d’obtenir les résultats opérationnels attendus.

Pour répondre aux besoins changeants de nos clients, nous diversifions et développons nos services-conseils et services de consultation en gestion à l’échelle mondiale, dans tous nos secteurs d’activité : Transport et infrastructure, Eau, Bâtiments, Sciences de la Terre et environnement, Énergie, Industrie et Mines et métaux. Ainsi, nous pouvons fournir des services-conseils qui reflètent notre réflexion stratégique et notre engagement envers l’excellence technique, tout en misant sur notre grande culture de collaboration, notre agilité et notre curiosité, pour offrir une expérience client hors pair.

Nous sommes WSP

Pour en savoir davantage visitez: wsp.com/services-conseils

From grid strain to visionary gain - WSP Visioneer Voices with Jannet Walker-Ford

WSP 2025-08-14 | From grid strain to visionary gain: Rethinking energy for a sustainable future
In this compelling talk, Jannet Walker-Ford, Business Line Executive, Advisory & Planning at WSP in the U.S., explores how we can transition from reactive energy systems to proactive, collaborative models that meet the demands of modern infrastructure.

Key takeaways:
- Our world runs on energy-intensive infrastructure—data centers, EVs, manufacturing, and more.
- We face a critical challenge: balancing growing energy demands with urgent decarbonization goals.
- The solution lies in shifting to energy models that prioritize efficiency, reliability, and sustainability.

Join us in discovering how visionary thinking can turn today’s grid strain into tomorrow’s energy opportunity.

#EnergyModels #Sustainability #EnergyNeeds

De la pression exercée sur le réseau à la vision stratégique - Les voix de WSP: Jannet Walker-Ford

WSP 2025-08-14 | Dans cette édition, Jannet Walker-Ford, dirigeante du secteur d’activité Services-conseils et planification, WSP aux États-Unis, s’attarde aux façons de passer « de la pression exercée sur le réseau à la vision stratégique », en faisant la promotion du passage à des modèles énergétiques proactifs et collaboratifs.
Plongez au cœur du sujet et découvrez ce qui arrive lorsque la vision rencontre la raison d’être.

La vie moderne dépend d’infrastructures énergivores (centres de données, véhicules électriques, usine, aciérie et autres). Le besoin de repenser les façons d’alimenter ces infrastructures, en nous concentrant sur l’efficacité, la fiabilité et la durabilité.
Le défi : équilibrer la demande croissante en énergie et les efforts de décarbonation.
L’occasion : faire basculer les modèles d’énergie réactifs aux modèles proactifs et collaboratifs.
Découvrez comment une pensée visionnaire peut transformer les contraintes d’aujourd’hui en opportunités pour demain.

Terrain fertile pour l’innovation

WSP 2025-07-11 | Au cœur du campus de l’université Brown, The Lindemann Performing Arts Center est un centre révolutionnaire où se marient harmonieusement architecture, technologie et arts. Grâce à son foyer à l’effet de verre flottant et à sa salle de spectacle polyvalente et évolutive, le centre, ouvert depuis 2023, repousse réellement les limites du possible pour un lieu de spectacle, et est un symbole de collaboration, de développement durable et d’ingéniosité.

Dans cette vidéo, vous découvrirez :

- Comment l’ingénierie et l’architecture convergent pour créer un espace de performance dynamique
- La technologie derrière les capacités de transformation du lieu
- Les voix des concepteurs et de la communauté universitaire
- Un aperçu de la manière dont ce projet soutient l’avenir des arts interdisciplinaires

C’est l’innovation au service de la performance — conçue pour inspirer, s’adapter et élever.

En savoir plus : wsp.com/fr-gl/projets/the-lindemann-performing-arts-center

Projet situé à l’Université Brown, Providence, Rhode Island
En partenariat avec REX, le Brown Arts Institute et l’Université Brown

#CentreLindemann #ArtsDeLaScène #InnovationArchitecturale #WSP #UniversitéBrown #REXArchitecture #IngénierieAcoustique #ArtsInterdisciplinaires #InfrastructureCulturelle

A Stage for Innovation

WSP 2025-07-09 | The Lindemann Performing Arts Center at Brown University redefines what a performance space can be - an architectural and engineering marvel that blends innovation, flexibility, and artistic expression. Designed to support a wide range of disciplines, this transformative venue empowers creators and communities alike.

More than just a building, The Lindemann is a cultural catalyst. Its adaptable design allows for seamless transitions between performance types, from orchestral concerts to experimental theater. Behind the scenes, cutting-edge acoustic and structural engineering ensures every experience is immersive and unforgettable.

What you’ll see in this video:

- How engineering and architecture converge to create a dynamic performance space
- The technology behind the venue’s shape-shifting capabilities
- Voices from the design and university community
- A look at how this project supports the future of interdisciplinary arts
This is innovation in performance—designed to inspire, adapt, and elevate.

Learn more: wsp.com/en-gl/projects/the-lindemann-performing-arts-center

Project located at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island
In partnership with REX, Brown Arts Institute, and Brown University

#LindemannCenter #PerformingArts #ArchitecturalInnovation #WSP #BrownUniversity #REXArchitecture #AcousticEngineering #InterdisciplinaryArts #CulturalInfrastructure

Latest Innovations and Best Practices in Transport Decarbonization in the UK

WSP 2025-06-25 | In this presentation WSP in the UK’s Transport Net Zero team will provide an update on the latest policy, guidance, tools and best-practice and how this has elevated carbon’s place in the development of transport strategies and schemes in the UK.

Areas of innovation and best-practice that this presentation will cover will include:
• Network level emission baselines and how this informs an understanding of emission sources, the scale of the challenge and what transport outcomes are required to achieve decarbonization commitments
• Tools for quantifying carbon impacts of policies and interventions as part of transport strategy and spatial planning
• How best-practice carbon management and whole-life carbon assessment is being integrated into scheme development
• Innovative new tools to improve quantification of user emissions and infrastructure carbon

This webinar is for anyone interested working in the transport sector that has an interest in how to reduce carbon emissions. It will provide a summary of innovative analytical methodologies but also what these methodologies and our climate commitments mean for transport policy and scheme development.

Presenters:
Tom Gold – Associate Director, Transport Net Zero & WSP in the UK Local Government Sector Sustainability Lead
Alex Thomas – Associate Director & WSP in the UK Transport Net Zero Team Lead
Liv Rayner – Transport Decarbonization Consultant
Liv Cairns – Senior Consultant

Powering Your Zero-Emission Fleet: Choosing Between Battery Electric and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles

WSP 2025-06-25 | As zero-emission vehicles become increasingly common across all sectors, from light-duty to heavy-duty applications, fleet operators face a crucial decision: Should you opt for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) or hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs)?

In this webinar, we'll break down the key advantages and challenges of each technology. Gain valuable insights into performance, infrastructure needs, operational considerations, and long-term sustainability to determine the best fit for your operations.

Join this webinar to learn more about how each technology may work best for you. This webinar is for anyone who is responsible for directly or indirectly supporting the transition of a fleet of vehicles to zero emission propulsion.

Presenter: Michael Finnern, SVP, National Zero Emission Fleet Lead, WSP in the U.S.

Use of Real Time Visualization Solutions for Stakeholder Engagement in Windfarms

WSP 2025-06-19 | In this webinar, we will explore how real-time visualization solutions, accessible through cloud hosting, have significantly enhanced our customer’s ability to communicate their project to stakeholders. Traditional visualization methods, such as static pictures, often fall short in representing the vast areas covered by windfarms. In contrast, our 3D environment provides a comprehensive view, enabling engineers to visualize various layout scenarios effectively.

By partnering closely with our customer, we developed a flexible solution tailored to their needs. This approach not only improved stakeholder engagement but also facilitated better decision-making throughout the project lifecycle.

These solutions are not limited to windfarm projects; they have also been successfully deployed in Mining and Transportation projects, demonstrating their versatility and broad applicability across different business lines.

Presenter: Jean-Frédérick Duquette, Manager – Digital Solution – Visualization and Real-Time Virtualization, WSP in Canada

Climate, Due Diligence and Disclosure

WSP 2025-06-11 | Climate-informed decision making is an important component of portfolio management, including decisions on what to invest in and what to disclose to investors.

In this webinar, we will present a number of case studies that leverage WSP’s internal climate software to successfully and consistently assess climate-related risks across large portfolios as support of due diligence and disclosure exercises. We will discuss the benefits of leveraging a consistent source of climate information and how these scenarios can help accelerate the classification of climate-related risks.

This webinar is for anyone in asset management, portfolio management or interested in climate risk assessments across multiple regions or sites.

Presenters:
Mohsen Moradi, Climate Change Advisor, WSP in Canada
Sue Kemball-Cook, Vice President, Sustainability, Energy and Climate Change, WSP in the U.S.

Restoring Franklin 98: A living shoreline project to protect Floridas coast and communities

WSP 2025-06-05 | Florida’s Apalachicola Bay is being revitalized through a living shoreline project that integrates oyster reefs and saltmarshes to combat erosion, enhance biodiversity and support water quality. This nature-based approach protects coastal infrastructure while restoring the bay’s ecological and economic resilience.

This living shoreline is more than an environmental fix—it’s a lifeline for local communities. Once devastated by Hurricane Michael and the collapse of the oyster fishery, the region is now seeing signs of renewal. Local workers are helping build the reefs. Native species are returning. And the shoreline is becoming more resilient with every tide.

What you’ll see in this video:

- How nature-based solutions protect coastlines
- The role of oysters and marshes in restoring ecosystems
- Voices from the community and project team
- A look at how this effort supports global restoration goals

This is coastal restoration in action—designed to protect, uplift, and inspire.
Learn more: wsp.com/en-gl/projects/franklin-98-living-shorelines
Project located in Apalachicola Bay, Florida
In partnership with the Apalachee Regional Planning Council

#LivingShoreline #ApalachicolaBay #CoastalResilience #NatureBasedSolutions #OysterReefs #SaltmarshRestoration #WSP #CommunityRestoration

Delivering Sydney’s first metro: an astonishing feat of engineering

WSP 2025-06-05 | Sydney’s first metro is transforming the city by delivering faster, more sustainable, and accessible transportation, reducing travel times and connecting diverse communities. The project overcame geotechnical and engineering challenges, including tunnelling under Sydney Harbour and creating seamless interchanges.

Digital innovation and sustainable practices, such as low-carbon concrete and recycled materials, were integral to the design, reducing emissions and waste. The metro enhances connectivity, boosts community well-being, and offers accessible, turn-up-and-go services that improve daily lives and unlock new opportunities for Sydney's growing population.

What you’ll see in this video:

- How Australia’s largest public transport project is transforming urban mobility
- The role of digital engineering, sustainability, and community engagement in shaping Sydney Metro
- Voices from WSP's engineers and local residents
- A look at how this project supports long-term resilience, accessibility, and future-ready infrastructure

This is infrastructure innovation in action—designed to connect, empower, and future-proof Sydney.

Learn more about this project here: https://www. wsp.com/en-gl/projects/sydney-metro
Project located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
In partnership with Sydney Metro and Transport for NSW

#SydneyMetro #TransportInfrastructure #PublicTransport #InfrastructureAustralia #UrbanMobility #ClimateResilience #DigitalEngineering

Le premier métro de Sydney - un impressionnant exploit d’ingénierie

WSP 2025-06-05 | Le premier métro de Sydney transforme la ville en la dotant d’un mode de transport plus rapide, plus durable et plus accessible, qui réduit les temps de trajet et permet de relier des communautés diverses. L’équipe chargée du projet a surmonté des défis géotechniques et d’ingénierie, entre autres pour creuser des tunnels sous le port de Sydney et créer des échangeurs fluides.

L’innovation numérique et les pratiques durables, comme l’utilisation de béton à faible teneur en carbone et de matériaux recyclés, faisaient partie intégrante de la conception, ce qui a permis de réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre et les déchets. Le métro améliore la connectivité, renforce le bien-être des communautés et offre des services accessibles sans attente, améliorant ainsi la vie quotidienne des gens et créant de nouvelles occasions pour la population croissante de Sydney.

Dans cette vidéo, découvrez comment l’un des plus grands projets de transport public du pays redéfinit la façon dont les gens se déplacent à Sydney. Grâce à l’ingénierie numérique, à la conception durable et à une forte implication communautaire, Sydney Metro est bien plus qu’un simple métro : c’est un projet d’avenir.

Ce que vous verrez dans cette vidéo
- Comment un métro moderne transforme la mobilité urbaine à Sydney
- Le rôle de l’ingénierie numérique et de la durabilité dans les infrastructures
- Des témoignages des ingénieurs de WSP et des résidents de Sydney
- Comment ce projet soutient la résilience, l’accessibilité et les objectifs climatiques à conçus pour l'avenir.

Ce projet incarne l’innovation en matière d’infrastructure — conçu pour connecter, renforcer et préparer l’avenir de la ville.
Pour en savoir plus : wsp.com/fr-gl/projets/metro-de-sydney
Emplacement : Sydney, Nouvelle-Galles du Sud, Australie
En partenariat avec Sydney Metro et Transport for NSW

#SydneyMetro #InfrastructureDurable #MobilitéUrbaine #TransportPublic
#RésilienceClimatique #VillesIntelligentes #Accessibilité
#WSP

Franklin 98: Un projet de berge vivante pour protéger la côte et les communautés de la Floride.

WSP 2025-06-04 | La baie Apalachicola, située dans la péninsule de la Floride, est en cours de revitalisation grâce à un projet de berge vivante qui intègre des récifs d’huîtres et des marais salés pour lutter contre l’érosion et améliorer la biodiversité et la qualité de l’eau. Cette approche fondée sur la nature permet de protéger l’infrastructure côtière tout en restaurant la résilience écologique et économique de la baie.

Ce littoral vivant est bien plus qu’une solution environnementale : c’est une bouée de sauvetage pour les communautés locales. Autrefois dévastée par l’ouragan Michael et l’effondrement de la pêche aux huîtres, la région montre aujourd’hui des signes de renouveau. Des travailleurs locaux participent à la construction des récifs. Les espèces indigènes reviennent. Et le littoral devient plus résilient à chaque marée.

Ce que vous verrez dans cette vidéo :

- Comment les solutions fondées sur la nature protègent les littoraux
- Le rôle des huîtres et des marais dans la restauration des écosystèmes
- Les témoignages de la communauté et de l’équipe du projet
- Un aperçu de la manière dont cette initiative soutient les objectifs mondiaux de restauration
C’est la restauration côtière en action — conçue pour protéger, élever et inspirer.

En savoir plus : wsp.com/fr-gl/projets/berge-vivante-franklin-98

Projet situé dans la baie d’Apalachicola, en Floride
En partenariat avec le Apalachee Regional Planning Council

#LittoralVivant #BaieApalachicola #RésilienceCôtière #SolutionsFondéesSurLaNature #RécifsDhuîtres #RestaurationDesMaraisSalés #WSP #RestaurationCommunautaire

Digital Custodianship: A Manifesto for Ensuring Effective Decision Making All Assets

WSP 2025-06-04 | In this webinar, we will introduce the concept of Digital Custodianship—a new approach to asset management that ensures effective decision-making by delivering the right knowledge to the right people, at the right time. We will describe how WSP and Mind Foundry, an AI spinout from Oxford University, are working together to tackle the challenge of aging infrastructure and knowledge loss using AI, predictive modeling, and innovative data collection methods.

We will showcase a recent pilot project in South Wales, where the technology to enable Digital Custodianship was tested in real-world conditions, via Mind Foundry’s Windward App. This hands-on trial demonstrated how 360-degree photos and structured digital data can replace traditional methods, improving efficiency and data quality while saving several days of processing time. The Windward app, combined with 360° cameras and digital image correlation, enables precise location tagging and defect quantification, helping teams capture more comprehensive data and reduce the need for costly return visits.

This webinar is for bridge inspectors, engineers, asset owners, and anyone interested in using AI to make more informed decisions and extend the life of critical infrastructure.

Presenters:
Steve Denton - Executive Director & Head of Civil Engineering, WSP in the UK
John Bennetts - Associate Director, Leading Structures Asset Management, WSP in the UK
Tom Bartley – Director, Civil Infrastructure, Mind Foundry

Recommended Practices for Lighting Aviation Terminals

WSP 2025-05-21 | The Illuminating Engineering Society is working on a Recommended Practice for Transportation Facility Lighting. This webinar will discuss lighting design considerations for the public areas of aviation terminal design, and the importance of good lighting for passenger wayfinding and comfort. We will also discuss the forthcoming recommendations to encourage best practices across the lighting industry. This webinar is for anyone involved in the design of aviation terminals, either in an owner/facility manager or design role.

What you will learn:
• Lighting Design Considerations: Key factors in designing lighting for public areas in aviation terminals.
• Passenger Wayfinding & Comfort: The role of good lighting in enhancing passenger experience and navigation.
• Upcoming Recommendations: Insights into the forthcoming recommendations from the Illuminating Engineering Society.
• Best Practices in Lighting: Encouraging industry-wide best practices for lighting design in transportation facilities.
• Case Studies & Lessons Learned: Examples and insights from successful lighting projects in aviation terminals.

This webinar will be of interest to anyone involved in the design and management of aviation terminals. Join us to gain practical insights on lighting design and best practices for aviation terminals.

Presenter: Russell Goettel, LC, Senior Consultant, Lighting, WSP in the U.S.

Efficient Airport Redevelopment: Strategies for Seamless Progress

WSP 2025-05-21 | Redeveloping airports is crucial to accommodate growing passenger numbers, update aging infrastructure, and incorporate advanced technologies. These projects must be carefully managed to prevent operational disruptions and ensure smooth execution. This webinar will delve into the challenges, strategies, and best practices for successful airport redevelopment while maintaining operational efficiency.

What you will learn:
• Key Drivers of Airport Redevelopment: The importance of expansion, modernization, and new technology for today’s airports.
• Managing Growth & Infrastructure Needs: How increasing passenger volumes and outdated infrastructure impact redevelopment planning.
• Challenges for Operators & Airlines: Handling disruptions, maintaining passenger experience, and addressing scheduling conflicts during construction.
• Logistical & Operational Considerations: Coordinating construction, safety protocols, and stakeholder engagement effectively.
• Strategies for Successful Implementation: Best practices for phased construction, stakeholder communication, and minimizing disruptions.
• Case Studies & Lessons Learned: Insights from major airport redevelopment projects worldwide.

This webinar will be of interest to anyone involved in airport operations, planning, and redevelopment. Join us to gain practical insights on managing airport redevelopment projects while ensuring smooth operations.

Presenter: Brendan Smith, Lead Civil Engineer, WSP in the U.S.

Can ammonia solve the hydrogen transportation problem?

WSP 2025-05-21 | Hydrogen in pure or blended form has immense possibilities as a future clean fuel such that projects are underway around the world to evaluate displacing hydrocarbons.

Hydrogen distribution systems (at times blended with natural gas), compressed hydrogen fuel cells, and even liquid hydrogen projects are in development. However, a challenge is the volume of hydrogen that is needed deliver the same energy to users as conventional fuels requiring significant investment in new transportation infrastructure.

In this webinar, we will discuss the use of ammonia as a possible means to transport significant volumes of hydrogen while maximizing the reuse of existing energy distribution infrastructure.

This webinar would be relevant to anyone considering conversion of current energy demands to a hydrogen-based solution.

Presenter: Jay Norwood, Sr. VP, Pipeline Design Practice Leader, WSP in the U.S.

Achieving Early Systems Integration by Applying a Digital Engineering Framework

WSP 2025-05-16 | Large transportation projects often require the development of many different systems in parallel, across numerous different engineering disciplines and specialty contractors, frequently under time pressure, presenting a substantial challenge in developing a fully integrated and holistically engineered project.

In this webinar, we will the review the common challenges in large transportation projects, and present how the digital, model-based system engineering framework addresses these challenges during early conceptual design and preliminary engineering. The webinar will provide real-world examples of the cross disciplinary engineering, including the management of operational and stakeholder needs, the identification of derived system requirements, the development of a system architecture, the identification and specification of system interfaces, and how the holistic engineering approach resulted in an improved systems integration during the early stages of transportation projects.

This webinar is for anyone who is interested in digital transformation on large transportation projects and in the model-based systems engineering approach.

Presenter: Oliver Hoehne, Senior Vice President, Systems Engineering, WSP in the U.S.

Nature-Based Climate Adaptation for Coastal, Harbour, and Urban Areas Against Storm Surges

WSP 2025-04-29 | As sea level rises and storm surges become more frequent, it is crucial for coastal areas, harbours, and waterfront developments to adapt. Significant assets are at risk and must be protected. Coastal protection should be adaptive, as it will need to be strengthened and expanded over time.

Nature-based climate adaptation offers sustainable solutions with numerous benefits, including enhanced nature, biodiversity and recreational spaces.

In this webinar, we will explore how nature-based strategies can be implemented to protect open coasts, waterfront developments and harbours from storm surges. We will highlight four recent projects in Denmark that exemplify adaptive coastal protection, increased nature and recreational value, and other client-defined objectives.

This webinar is designed for all stakeholders with interests in coastal areas.

Presenter: Christian Helledie, Senior Principal Coastal Engineering, WSP in Denmark

Energy Transition Shifting Focus to Demand Pull Decarbonization

WSP 2025-04-10 | The energy transition has long been driven by supply-side innovation and technology push, with significant focus on renewable energy projects, incentives, and technological breakthroughs. While these advancements are critical, achieving true decarbonization demands a shift - balancing the scale with demand-side strategies.

With 2030 emission reduction targets fast approaching, many organizations face an urgent need to adopt effective decarbonization strategies. High-emitting industries need to make meaningful progress toward their goals. This webinar will explore how shifting to demand-pull decarbonization can help these sectors evaluate and adopt low-carbon solutions in a structured, data-driven way to meet these pressing targets.

In this webinar, you will gain:

- Why balancing supply- and demand-side strategies is essential for successful energy transition.
- The urgency of focusing on demand-side decarbonization with 2030 targets just five years away.
- Insights into evaluating low-carbon technologies for high-emitting industries.
- Practical pathways to industrial decarbonization across sectors.
- Learning to be enhanced through few demand side project experience examples.
o Decarbonization of operations in Mining
o Clean energy powering of Data Centers
o Low carbon products from Steel Industry

This webinar is designed for industry professionals, sustainability leaders, policymakers, consultants, and anyone involved in energy transition and decarbonization efforts. Whether you’re from a high-emitting sector or a stakeholder supporting the transition, this session will provide actionable insights to meet the urgent challenge of 2030 emission reduction targets.

Presenters:
Sagar Kancharla, Director, Energy Transition Advisory & Investments, ERI, WSP in Canada
Fredrik Magnusson, Manager Management Consultancy, WSP in Sweden
Chris Postma, Power Engineers US (member of WSP in the USA)

Evaluating Geothermal & CO2 Storage with FracMan DFN

WSP 2025-04-08 | Geothermal reservoir flow is complex, involving both fracture networks and porous rock matrices. We’ll introduce a novel FracMan workflow that integrates the Discrete Fracture Network (DFN) model with Finite Volume (FV) methods to create a robust subsurface geomodel, providing effective mass permeability and geomechanical descriptions.

DFNs are essential for assessing permeability, fluid flow, and potential leakage risks in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) projects. We’ll present a FracMan workflow that simulates the behavior of supercritical CO2 during injection and storage in geological formations, incorporating key geochemical processes.

This webinar is designed for geoscientists, engineers, and hydrogeologists. It will be particularly valuable for professionals in the energy industry (geothermal, CCS, hydrogen, oil & gas) and those interested in low carbon technologies.

Presenter:
Dr Ellie MacInnes - Technical Director Geoscience Strategic Lead, WSP in the UK

Breakthrough in Water Treatment: PFASER™ for Faster PFAS Destruction and Perchlorate Removal

WSP 2025-03-25 | This webinar will discuss the latest advancements in the WSP PFASER system, which utilizes durable boron-doped diamond (BDD) electrodes for the electro-oxidation (EO) of PFAS in groundwater and industrial water.
We will present lab and pilot results demonstrating the efficiency of PFAS destruction, both as a summation and individually. Additionally, we will introduce a patent-pending, rapid, and compact process designed to 1) prevent perchlorate formation in EO-treated water and 2) remove perchlorate to undetectable levels.

Participants will gain insights into the effectiveness of BDD electrodes for PFAS destruction, understand the limitations and advantages of BDD EO, identify suitable applications for a BDD EO system like the PFASER, and learn about innovative methods for preventing and removing perchlorate formed during the EO process. Key learnings will include detailed lab and pilot results, cost comparisons with conventional PFAS treatment technologies, and practical applications for real-world scenarios.

This webinar is ideal for technical leaders in remediation, water treatment, and wastewater treatment from both industry and government sectors who are keen to explore the latest advancements in boron-doped diamond electro-oxidation systems for PFAS destruction and innovative processes for perchlorate management.

Presenter: Dr Valérie Léveillé, Senior Water and Wastewater Treatment Engineer, WSP in Canada

From TCFD Reporting to Real-World Action: WSP’s Approach to Climate Change Transition Planning

WSP 2025-03-25 | Transition planning must now be reported under climate disclosure regimes in New Zealand, Australia, the UK, and EU. A transition plan is comprised of aspects of a business strategy describing an entity’s climate change-related targets and actions for its transition towards a low-emissions, more resilient future.

But to actually ‘make it real’, climate change transition planning must be practical and implementable. WSP facilitates transition planning informed by our deep bench of engineers, planners, and scientists: the specialists who implement climate action in practice.

With companies in New Zealand and Australia, WSP is already shifting clients from transition planning to an implementing transition work programme.

This session is for anyone wanting to mature from TCFD reporting to genuine transition planning – and a transition work programme for practical implementation and organizational change.

Moderator: Hunter Dean – Director, Strategic Advisory, WSP in New Zealand

Presenters:
Matt Raeburn – Asia-Pacific Climate Disclosures Lead, WSP in New Zealand
Azura Patterson-Ng – Senior Sustainability Consultant, WSP in New Zealand

Impact of Climate Change on Contaminated Site Management

WSP 2025-03-20 | Understanding the impacts of climate change is essential for forward-looking assessments that support ESG focused decision-making in support of investment strategies and management of environmental, social, and ﬁnancial risks when dealing with contaminated sites.

In this webinar we will discuss:
• Why climate is an important consideration when managing impacted sites
• How climate change can influence contaminants and management strategies, and
• By what methods climate change assessments can be used to reduce risk when managing contaminated sites.

This webinar is intended to contaminated sites managers, real asset managers, and all actors working in the contamination remediation field.

Presenters:
Dan Humphrey, Climate Change Advisor, Climate Risk & Resilience, WSP in Canada
Nicolas Sbarrato, Lead Advisor, Climate Risk & Resilience, WSP in Canada

Beyond BIM - Digital Trends that Matter in 2025 and Beyond

WSP 2025-03-17 | The digital landscape in architecture, engineering and construction is shifting - fast. AI, digital twins, and cloud platforms have dominated industry conversations, but are they providing real value? How has BIM evolved into the future of design and construction, and what can we expect to develop over the next few years?

In this practical, no-nonsense talk, Chris Harman will provide an overview of the biggest lessons from 2024 - the rise of AI, infrastructure investments, and the challenges of software platform consolidations. Then, he will explore five key trends that we expect to shape the future of design and construction projects.

Whether you're a digital specialist, project leader, or just trying to keep up with the changes, this session will cut through he noise and focus on what really matters for digital design and construction in the years ahead.

Presenter: Chris Harman, Digital Director, Transportation and Infrastructure, WSP in the U.S.

Avec nous, cest possible

WSP 2025-03-17 | Si vous pouviez façonner les environnements bâtis et naturels – et l'avenir de ceux qui les utilisent?

Chez WSP, vous pouvez laisser libre cours à votre curiosité dans une culture qui célèbre les différentes perspectives.

Profondément ancrée dans ses communautés locales avec un accès à toutes les régions du monde, WSP vous permet de développer un réseau d'experts internationaux qui vous fera évoluer et vous ouvrira un monde de possibilités.

Ici, vous trouverez toujours des occasions de progresser, de tracer votre propre voie et de réaliser ce qui vous tient à cœur.

Imaginez un futur meilleur pour nous tous – et un avenir meilleur pour vous.

Avec nous, c’est possible.

wsp.com/careers

#WithWSPYouCan
#NousSommesWSP

Make a Difference at WSP

WSP 2025-03-17 | What if you could shape built and natural environments – and the future of those that use them?

At WSP, you can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates different perspectives.

With access to global scale and reach, you’ll connect with the brightest minds in the field to make it the best work of your life.

Here, you can always find opportunities to grow, as you make your own path and do what matters to you. You can be proud of your work and its impact on communities all over the world, making it the best work of your life.

Imagine a better future for us all – and a better future for you.

With us, you can.

Join us: wsp.com/en-ca/careers

#WithWSPYouCan #WeAreWSP

Community and Society

WSP 2025-02-25 | We believe that what we deliver shapes lives.
At its core, it’s about placing people at the heart of every decision we make.
Rebuilding after a storm so coastal towns stay connected. Metro lines that bring families closer together. Buildings that prioritize the relationship between space and people.
We are focused on real benefits for people—their health, connections, and quality of life.

wsp.com/en-gl/our-impact

#WeAreWSP #WSPVisioneers

Ensemble, libérons le potentiel qui nous entoure.

WSP 2025-02-10 | Chaque défi nous invite à rêver grand.
À renforcer la résilience de nos communautés.
À révéler les possibilités d’un lieu.
Ensemble, libérons le potentiel qui nous entoure.

Unlock potential everywhere

WSP 2025-02-10 | Every challenge is an invitation for us to dream big.
Strengthen community resilience.
Unleash the possibilities of a place.
Together, let’s unlock potential everywhere.

#WeAreWSP

Impacts to the Hydrogen Market: Insights from WSP’s Experts Part 4

WSP 2025-01-28 | #EnergyTransition #SustainableEnergy #WSP
REALITIES OF A HYDROGEN ECONOMY | WSP EXPERTS DISCUSS THE FUTURE MARKET
Welcome to the final video in our four-part series on hydrogen projects and the hydrogen economy. Hydrogen has emerged as a key component in the energy transition to meet net-zero goals around the world. However, many hydrogen projects have yet to progress to the final investment decision stage. What is challenging the hydrogen economy and where will we go from here?
Gain insights from WSP's global hydrogen expert, Nick Symon, as he explores the factors that are impacting the growth of a hydrogen market.
KEY TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
• Costs of Switching to Hydrogen
• The Economics and Demand for Hydrogen
• How the Hydrogen Supply Chain is Evolving
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR HYDROGEN SERVICES | Global Energy Transition Solutions | WSP | www.wsp.com/hydrogen
ABOUT WSP: WSP is uniquely positioned to support our clients in understanding and assessing hydrogen opportunities. Our advisory teams have a comprehensive understanding of the shifting market dynamics, and our skilled engineering and environmental teams possess the expertise required to navigate from conceptualization through to the successful delivery of projects. Our global network is a premier resource for hydrogen projects, consisting of subject matter experts from over 15 countries and supporting over 100 hydrogen projects. This network fosters collaboration, innovation, and the sharing of best practices and the latest developments in the engineering and regulatory landscape.
VIDEOS IN THE SERIES:
1. Understanding Hydrogen Projects: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 1, previously posted)
2. Accelerating Delivery of Hydrogen Projects: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 2, posted)
3. Importance of Hydrogen Infrastructure: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 3, posted)
4. Impacts to the Hydrogen Market: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 4, you are here)
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WHY WATCH THIS VIDEO SERIES:
• Learn about the latest developments in hydrogen projects.
• Understand the key barriers to investment decisions.
• Discover how industry collaboration can drive progress.
#HydrogenEnergy #SustainableEnergy #EnergyTransition #WSPExperts #HydrogenProjects #InvestmentDecisions #GlobalEnergySolutions #WSP #EnergyinTransition

The Future of Construction Podcast

WSP 2025-01-24 | Tune into WSP’s podcast on the future of construction to hear about our kit-of-parts approach that is revolutionizing the building industry.

Indhira Figuereo Blaney, Senior Vice President – Aviation Subsector Leader at WSP in the US, hosts an engaging discussion with Matt Randall, Pre-Construction Director – Infrastructure at Mace Construct, Priya Jain, President for the Americas at Mace Consult, and Dale Sinclair, Head of Digital Innovation at WSP in the UK.

@Mace_Group

Modélisation dinstallations portuaires, ferroviaires et intermodales

WSP 2024-12-04 | WSP utilise une suite propriétaire de logiciels de planification d'installations portuaires et de terminaux intermodaux, conçue en interne et communément appelée Port, Rail, Intermodal Modelling Engine (PRIME). À l'aide de ces outils, nous établissons les plans de terminaux, nous estimons leurs capacités et estimons les coûts d'immobilisations et d'exploitation plus efficacement que nos concurrents. Ces outils uniques s'intègrent au système d'information géographique (SIG) du port. Ils complètent nos compétences et notre expérience dans la visualisation et dans l'élaboration de plans de gestion des immobilisations, ainsi que dans leur mise en œuvre. PRIME intègre en une seule plateforme la planification physique, l'analyse opérationnelle, l'évaluation économique et l'évaluation des impacts environnementaux, permettant ainsi une analyse cohérente de tous les principaux enjeux et variables.

Pont du sentier suspendu de Bukoro : WSP-Bridges to Prosperity 2024

WSP 2024-11-29 | Nous sommes fiers d'annoncer l'ouverture du pont de Bukoro, un lien vital pour plus de 4 000 habitants du district de Nyaruguru au Rwanda. Cet impressionnant pont suspendu de 75 mètres offrira un accès sécurisé toute l'année à la rivière Akanyaru, améliorant ainsi la vie quotidienne et la connectivité de la communauté.

Malgré les divers défis rencontrés au cours du processus de construction, notre équipe dévouée de 10 bénévoles de WSP, représentant sept pays, a travaillé sans relâche pour mener à bien ce projet. Leur engagement et leur résilience illustrent l’esprit de Bridges to Prosperity et de WSP, alors que nous continuons de donner la priorité à la sécurité et de construire des ponts qui responsabilisent les communautés et améliorent la vie.

Bukoro Suspended Trail Bridge: WSP-Bridges to Prosperity 2024

WSP 2024-11-29 | We are proud to announce the opening of the Bukoro Bridge, a vital connection for over 4,000 residents in the Nyaruguru District of Rwanda. This impressive 75-meter suspended bridge will provide year-round safe access across the Akanyaru River, enhancing daily life and connectivity for the community.

Despite facing various challenges during the construction process, our dedicated team of 10 volunteers from WSP, representing seven countries, worked tirelessly to bring this project to fruition. Their commitment and resilience exemplify the spirit of Bridges to Prosperity and WSP, as we continue to prioritize safety and build bridges that empower communities and improve lives.

WSP showcases their Kit-of-Parts Approach to Industrialized Construction at Autodesk University 2024

WSP 2024-11-21 | WSP brought their kit-of-parts approach to AU2024 as one of the @AutodeskUniversity hero exhibits. See how we’re changing the future of construction, along with our contractor partners Mace ( @Mace_Group ) for clients like Manchester Airport Group (@ManAirportGroup ).

Developing an Engineerable Digital Healthcare Vision

WSP 2024-11-20 | Healthcare stands to benefit from the functionalities made possible through the rapid evolution of software and technology hardware. In addition to socio-economic shifts, aging populations, climate change and consumer behaviour changes, robotics and AI are disrupting the status quo.

During this webinar, we review the trends shaping the future of healthcare and offers an approach towards developing a framework for simplifying the complex future into engineerable systems.

This session would provide guidance and be of interest to all those working in the healthcare space: architects, project managers and engineering trades including technology, electrical and mechanical.

Presenter: Jaco Cronje, Director and Digital Solution Architect, WSP in the U.S.

Learn more: wsp.com/en-gl/hubs/healthcare

Local Soil Improvement in Construction – Lowering Emissions and Saving Virgin Construction Materials

WSP 2024-11-19 | In this webinar we explore a case study by WSP in Denmark, supporting the Danish utilities company Fors in establishing local soil management facilities to improve sustainable soil management and reuse in construction projects.

We discuss the actions performed in the facilities; how the soil should be handled to allow reuse, sampling of the soil for contamination, evaluation of the geotechnical properties as well as how to improve the geotechnical properties. We reveal the percentage of reused material which is expected and discuss the advantages in sustainability and cutting CO2 emissions (that comes with less transport of materials and lower needs for virgin construction materials, such as sand and gravel).

Establishing local soil management facilities with the purpose of re-using natural resources, require a variety of permits, which makes this type of project highly dependent on local legislation.

The webinar is aimed at those working with construction projects that handle soil, such as utilities companies, private construction companies and authorities, as well as consultants.

Presenter: Isak Hjort Dahm, Environmental Advisor, WSP in Denmark

Decarbonizing Industrial Facilities with Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)

WSP 2024-11-14 | As the world continues to progress toward CO2-neutral production of electricity there is also a push toward removing carbon emissions from other industrial sectors.

The use of nuclear energy for this purpose has previously been complicated by the sheer size and cost of such facilities, however with SMRs, this is becoming less of an issue. Companies who desire to reduce their emissions can elect to produce their own energy in an off-grid setting as the production is on the same scale as their demand with SMRs that can vary from 5MW to 300 MW. This possibility of off-grid operation also enables placing such facilities in energy-starved parts of the world where in many cases the only alternative power source is diesel generators.

Utilizing new and innovative reactor technologies can also widen the scope of application as higher temperatures can be achieved and used for industrial heat purposes. This allows for example direct (thermochemical) production of H2 without application of electrolysis which significantly increases the efficiency of the process, something which is highly desired in the projected upcoming hydrogen economy.

In this webinar we explore the possibilities and developments in this field as well as provides a future outlook for the deployment of nuclear outside electricity production.

The webinar would be of interest to industry representatives outside of nuclear power as anyone inside it would already be familiar with the contents of it.

Presenters:
Moderator: Anthony Ciccone, VP, Global Nuclear Services
Jonas Wahlman, Manager Nuclear Engineering, WSP in Sweden
Erik Karlsson, Senior Nuclear Engineer, WSP in Finland

Additional reading: wsp.com/en-gl/insights/harnessing-small-modular-nuclear-reactors-to-pioneer-decarbonization?utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=energy+2024&utm_term=nuclear&utm_creative_format=webinar

WSP - Planning Port Terminals Using PRIME (Port, Rail, Intermodal Modelling Engine)

WSP 2024-11-05 | Leveraging our extensive track record in maritime engineering, WSP has created a suite of tools for port, marine terminal, and intermodal rail terminal planning and analysis: the Port Rail Intermodal Modelling Engine– PRIME Maritime.

Aviation Integration: Paving the Way for Multimodal Transportation

WSP 2024-11-05 | Uncover the intersection of aviation and urban or regional multimodal transportation. In this webinar we present the historical struggles of integrating aviation into city environments and explore the cutting-edge advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft technology that is reshaping the possibilities, rendering aviation a viable and efficient transportation option across shorter distances.

The presentation includes how AAM has the potential to connect communities like never before, viewed through both passenger and cargo perspectives.

This webinar will be of interest to anyone seeking to understand how Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) can integrate into urban and regional multimodal solutions.

Presenter: Aaron Organ, Senior Consultant, Aerial Innovation, WSP in the U.S.

Read our recent paper on Scaling Advanced Air Mobility: How Vertiport Automation Systems Can Innovate Transportation: wsp.com/en-us/insights/2024-vertiport-automation-system-whitepaper

Watch related webinars on Advanced Air Mobility:

Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Scalability: Decoding Potential and Prerequisites: youtu.be/xO_5O1xHWBY?si=PqvbWnQ-xcxl2Jpc

Enhancing Airport Inspections: Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Revolution: youtu.be/5QwAQVrs7k0?si=yi4GELXj4uBnq86R

Unlocking Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Capabilities: Wide Span Potential: youtu.be/v2XaSuwLn7c?si=nRFSxx9yYFxWtoQ0

Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Cargo Deliveries: Bridging Urban and Rural Realities: youtu.be/1qONyiNK2qs?si=Nr6qRWnNJSmtg-OO

Hydrogen Mega-Projects: Technical Challenges, Environmental Impacts and the Net Zero Agenda

WSP 2024-11-04 | In this webinar, we delve into the complexities of green hydrogen mega-projects, examining the technical hurdles that need to be overcome, as well as analyzing the potential socio-environmental impacts and opportunities for the sustainable development of the industry, and how effective they are as a mean of decarbonizing the economy.

Spanning over the entire value chain from energy generation to shipping green ammonia, the scope of the services we provide include the technical designs for construction and operation, as well as the environmental studies and mitigation plans for projects with an installed capacity of over 3 GW and with an estimate of 5,000 construction workers and a permanent staff of 1,000 people.

This webinar will be of interest to a wide range of professionals, including technical and environmental teams, as well as people in managerial positions in the Mining, Power & Energy, and Infrastructure sectors.

Presenters:
Pablo Aguilera, Coordinator of Environmental Projects, Industry and Infrastructure , WSP in Chile
Miguel Fagalde, Hydrogen Project Manager, WSP in Chile
Moderator: Andres Pereira, Future Ready Lead, WSP in Chile

Learn more: wsp.com/en-gl/sectors/hydrogen

Navigating the Future: Multimodal Network Model for New Zealands Transport Sector

WSP 2024-10-28 | Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is developing an open source, National Transport Network model, enabling end users to analyse data across the full New Zealand transport system, including roads, rail, ferry, public transport routes, bike lanes, pedestrian pathways and associated restrictions. WSP are leading the development and implementation of this model.
   
In this webinar we will discuss the development and implementation process, highlighting both technical features (use of ESRI and FME workflows) and the engagement aspects that have enabled project success. Through a selection of use cases, this presentation will also illustrate how the network model will empower decision makers across our transport sector and pose the question to attendees on how else can we leverage this type of a model?

This webinar is for transportation network owners and operators, asset managers, planners, geospatial analysts, data managers, stakeholder engagement specialists – this project has a broad audience base and could be of interest to anyone who is part of the infrastructure industry looking to learn about a national example of a transportation network digital transformation program.

Presenters:
Leah Watts, AMDS Project Lead, Waka Kotahi
Claire-Louise Bode, Principal Asset Manager, WSP in New Zealand

Learn more: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/5125f90dfe7946ed8a67d998c735e838

Importance of Hydrogen Infrastructure: Insights from WSP’s Experts Part 3

WSP 2024-10-28 | #EnergyTransition #SustainableEnergy #WSP
UNLOCK THE FUTURE OF A HYDROGEN ECONOMY | WSP EXPERTS DISCUSS CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
Welcome to the third video in our four-part series on hydrogen projects and the hydrogen economy. Hydrogen has emerged as a key component in the energy transition to meet net-zero goals around the world. However, many hydrogen projects have yet to progress to the final investment decision stage. What is challenging the hydrogen economy and how can we accelerate things?
Gain insights from WSP's global hydrogen experts, Brian McCarthy and Nick Symons, as they explore the importance of hydrogen infrastructure in progressing sustainable energy solutions.
KEY TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
• The Importance of Hydrogen Infrastructure & What is Required
• Common Challenges Around Hydrogen Projects & Adjacent Infrastructure
• What is Being Done to Advance Hydrogen Related Infrastructure
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR HYDROGEN SERVICES | Global Energy Transition Solutions | WSP | www.wsp.com/hydrogen
ABOUT WSP: WSP is uniquely positioned to support our clients in understanding and assessing hydrogen opportunities. Our advisory teams have a comprehensive understanding of the shifting market dynamics, and our skilled engineering and environmental teams possess the expertise required to navigate from conceptualization through to the successful delivery of projects. Our global network is a premier resource for hydrogen projects, consisting of subject matter experts from over 15 countries and supporting over 100 hydrogen projects. This network fosters collaboration, innovation, and the sharing of best practices and the latest developments in the engineering and regulatory landscape.
UPCOMING VIDEOS IN THE SERIES:
1. Understanding Hydrogen Projects: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 1, previously posted)
2. Accelerating Delivery of Hydrogen Projects: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 2, posted)
3. Importance of Hydrogen Infrastructure: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 3, you are here)
4. Growth of a Hydrogen Market: Insights from WSP’s Experts (Part 4, coming soon)
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WHY WATCH THIS VIDEO SERIES:
• Learn about the latest developments in hydrogen projects.
• Understand the key barriers to investment decisions.
• Discover how industry collaboration can drive progress.
#HydrogenEnergy #SustainableEnergy #EnergyTransition #WSPExperts #HydrogenProjects #InvestmentDecisions #GlobalEnergySolutions #WSP #EnergyinTransition

Ushering in a New Era of Preparedness for Aviation Infrastructure Projects

WSP 2024-10-17 | In this webinar, we discuss the Operational Readiness, Activation, & Transition (ORAT) methodology used by the WSP Aviation team to smoothly transition aviation infrastructure projects to an operational state, and how this process should be used through the full project lifecycle to successfully promote a collaborative environment for all project stakeholders. The ORAT process identifies and manages risks that may otherwise go unnoticed and provides transparency to owners prior to start of operations.

We review successful implementation strategies used at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport showing how the ORAT team assisted clients to prepare for impacts associated with major projects in airports, and how the ORAT process leads to tangible benefits.

This webinar will be of interest to anyone planning or currently working on significant aviation infrastructure projects.

Presenters:
Jaimi Tapp, Director, ORAT, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
David Gruber, Assistant Area Director - ORAT, WSP in the U.S.

Watch our webinar on Modular Construction at the World's Busiest Airport: youtu.be/VZfwHHCdCsU?si=Bm5KF0Df7kV4AXh0

ISO 19650 Certification – An Effective Implementation of BIM Methodology

WSP 2024-10-16 | In this webinar the BIM Team from WSP in Spain present how they achieved the challenging goal of the ISO 19650 and developed the new standards for the BIM implementation in Spain.

This session covers the processes and the procedures to meet ISO 19650. We explore the new approach to create the BIM standard that covers all project aspects for creating digital 3D BIM models and results in an effective BIM implementation in WSP teams and projects. Hotel 101, one of the projects that was originally audited to achieve certification, is used as an example during the session.

The webinar is aimed at anyone working in projects developed under BIM methodology and would like to learn how to standardize their workflows and create an effective BIM standard.

Presenters:
Susana Millan Angles, Senior Architect Digital Solutions, WSP in Spain
Cristina Puente Muro, Mid-Senior Civil Engineer, WSP in Spain

DecisionVue – Climate Impact: Providing Asset Managers with a Comprehensive “Risk Snapshot”

WSP 2024-10-10 | In this webinar we present an overview of the DecisionVue – Climate Impact tool, showcasing a few case studies to help you understand how the tool works to provide a high-level snapshot of the climate related risks affecting each of your assets across your entire portfolio.

The benefit of utilizing this tool is to be able to make cost-effective strategic decisions faster and manage risks with confidence throughout the asset lifecycle. With over 40 climate layers, our team can assess your entire asset portfolio and determine the climate risks that affect each location individually, based on each asset's vulnerability. With this information you can use your resources strategically to manage your asset portfolio by understanding all your risks at once, and how to prioritize combating them.

Join us if you manage a portfolio of assets or want to learn how you can get a glimpse at the risks affecting an entire asset portfolio and each asset individually with DecisionVue – Climate Impact.

Presenters:
Christopher Lander, Senior meteorologist, WSP in Canada
Michael Abbott, Senior Associate / Resilience Lead, WSP in Canada