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Survey organizations are faced with the challenge of getting transportation-infrastructure projects shovel-ready as soon as possible in compliance with the Obama administration’s $787 billion economic stimulus plan. ...
At the time of this writing, I have attained nine years’ tenure with POB magazine. Amazing. In that time, I have learned much about a profession I knew nearly nothing about and ascertained (by fire) the difference between an industry and a profession.
Between February and October 2007, a three-person city survey crew completed phase three of the Sunnyside Road widening project, finalizing a three"'year endeavor to connect Interstate 15 Sunnyside Interchange to the city of Ammon.
Thad Glankler may sound laid back with his Southern drawl, but those who work with him know better. Many clients and colleagues, he admits, call him “anal.” But this meticulous characteristic is precisely what Glankler needs in his line of work: data modeling.
Years ago, I asked the administrator of our popular RPLS.com industry bulletin board to add a category titled “Hobbies, Sports and Recipes.” I will admit thinking it was a bit funny.
The “Education Debate” continues in the surveying profession. In general, parties remain divided on whether two years or four years of formal schooling should be required to sit for the licensure exam.
FARO Technologies Inc. treated press members to a sneak peek of the company’s new scanners in Orlando February 22. The new Photon 80 and Photon 20 laser scanners replace the LS 880, 840 and 420. The modularity of the FARO scanners hasn’t changed the product line’s outside appearance but the insides hold many improvements.
Once again, in the course of my daily life, I’ve come across another personal link to surveying. With all the connections I find, I often think I was destined to be a part of this profession.
