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2014: A record year in the completion of tall buildings
-2014 was a record year in the completion of tall buildings. 97 buildings with an overall height of more than…
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FAA restricts building heights in Miami for aviation safety
-In recent news it was mentioned that the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requested that the overall height of four…
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Aeronautical risks for tall structures
-Worldwide, the aviation sector uses a global network of aeronautical facilities located in each country. These include civil and military…
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Understanding radar objections for building developments
-All modern primary surveillance radar (PSR) have the capability to remove returns from static structures. This is essential to ensure…
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Defining Glint and Glare
-The two terms ‘glint’ and ‘glare’ refer to the unwanted reflection of the sun’s rays by the face of a…
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How can new building developments affect the provision of terrestrial and satellite television signals?
-Interference overview New building structures have the capability to degrade the integrity of television signals as they travel through free…
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Invisible problems – military low flying and tall structures
-Unseen Barriers Large scale construction projects are not short of hurdles. Many challenges must be overcome in order to develop…
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The proposed Aspire Tower deemed to be an aviation hazard
-The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (ACASA) has warned that the Aspire Tower will be a hazard to flight activity.…
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Ofcom Guideline Review: Pt 2 Impact of Large Structures on TV
-Interference to terrestrial television (TV) can be an unpopular and expensive headache for anyone developing a building or a wind…
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Interference from fluorescent lights could cost over £9,500 per day in fines
-Like many office buildings around the world, the Ernest & Young Plaza in Los Angeles, California uses fluorescent lighting. However,…
