The as-built update backlog is the time it takes for as-builts submitted from the field after completion of construction for newly installed network equipment to get entered into your utility GIS. It is generally measured […]
Preparation begins for NUAR rollout to selected areas. Amy Manefield, Head of Data Operations for the NUAR project sponsored by the Geospatial Commission, presented the topic of applying real data to a data model during […]
An infrastructure digital twin is possible now. SUMSF welcomed President of Lux Modus, Joseph Hlady, to speak on March 22, 2022. His livestream presentation was on creating a 3D infrastructure digital twin. An Infrastructure Digital […]
Industry experts and academia addressed climate change using geolocation intelligence at this year’s LIKE ME (Like Mother Earth) Conference. It was the first year the conference was ever held virtually. Held on February 16 and […]
The UNUM project shows the benefits of infrastructure collaborations. At a March 23, 2022, SUMSF live stream presentation, participants were able to hear about the UNUM project and NYC’s approach to underground infrastructure interoperability. The […]
“CHORUS will evolve our understanding of climate change” CHORUS, MDA’s commercial Earth observation mission and a collaborative multi-sensor constellation, is gathering a lot of interest in the geospatial community. The idea was introduced at GoGeomatics […]
The 2022 Canadian Hydrographic Conference (CHC2022) took place June 6-9th in Gatineau this month. What a pleasure it was to be in person with other members of the geospatial community in Canada, as well as with […]
Best practices come from using radar tomography to augment underground utility locating. SUMSF live stream on March 23, 2022, treated participants to a presentation by Michael Twohig, Subsurface Utility Mapping with DGT Associates, and Mitchell […]