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Corey Albright is a recent Geomatics graduate of Utah Valley University. While obtaining his Bachelor’s degree, he was able to participate in the Beit Lehi project, where he LiDAR scanned underground caves at the archeological site near Jerusalem, Israel. Corey has been working in the field of surveying since 2015, and has since become involved with GIS in his workplace. Currently, he is working toward his certification to pilot UAV for the Department of the Interior. His admiration for the earth and passion for being outdoors are what compelled him to seek a career in land surveying.
Corey Albright, a geomatics student at Utah Valley University, shared the results of his capstone research project with POB. The project is intended to present the difference between RTK GNSS surveying and UAS (drone) surveying.
