The Geospatial Commission, an agency of the UK government tasked with extracting more value from government geospatial data, has just released its Annual Plan 2021/2022. One of its top priorities is developing to develop a […]
Guest post by Wade Anderson, Vice President, SMB, IQGeo 5G is predicted to have the same economic impact on the US as commercializing the internet did 25 years ago. The technology is the motor of […]
Several years ago I blogged previously about an application that used Sentinel-1 radar interferometry to monitor ground displacements with millimetre precision to look for subsidence which might be evidence of a leak in a municipal […]
Utility locates and relocation work have historically been the cause of construction delays on public construction projects, particularly in urban areas with dense population and the commensurate underground utility and telecom infrastructure. In recent bills […]
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) first introduced the ASCE 38-02 Standard Guidelines for the Collection and Depiction of Existing Subsurface Utility Data in 2002 and it has become the model for many underground […]
You can see the program for April 30 and register here. Speaker lineup An early innovator in underground utility mapping is Otto Ballintijn, CEO of Reduct which has developed inertial or gyro technology for mapping […]
We are starting at 10 AM EDT. You can see the program for April 29 and register here. Today’s speaker lineup One of the early innovators in applying LiDAR to mapping underground pipelines, Joseph Hlady, […]
You can see the program for April 29 and 30 and register here. Speaker lineup One of the early innovators in applying LiDAR to mapping underground pipelines, Joseph Hlady, President at Lux Modus in Calgary, […]