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In the October 2019 issue of POB, find out how being early adopters of advanced survey technologies helped a small surveying firm to take on a high-profile airport renovation project.
If the Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) offered frequent-contractor points, the professional land surveyors at CES Group Engineers would likely be triple-platinum members.
Beginning in 2022, points in the NSRS with defined coordinates will have epochs associated with them, based upon the time actual data were collected at those points.
Chris Tomko, PE, PS and senior project manager for R.E. Warner & Associates Inc., didn’t set out to become a surveyor. His exposure to the profession came through his pursuit of a degree and career in civil engineering.
It’s not only amazing to watch as our tools change and evolve, it is thrilling to see what we are learning when we apply these new capabilities. With this issue, POB is setting in motion its own sequence of changes.
The main advantages behind surveyors’ growing reliance upon LiDAR technology lie in the variety of methods that can be used to acquire data in the field.
It is well known within the profession that the world is facing a shortage of surveyors, with plenty close to retirement age and not enough young people joining. What can be done?
Avineon’s Ability Accelerators are designed to accelerate the user’s ability to derive value from the Esri platform, including the recently released ArcGIS Pro and Utility Network.
Carlson’s SurvCE for handheld data collectors or SurvPC and Field for rugged PC provide a highly graphical and intuitive user interface that prompts the user so no detail is missed.
