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Approximately 19,000 square miles of data will be collected across Nevada, and Nebraska, to support USGS, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and other state/local agencies.
Exact Metrology illustrates how the process fills the gap between digital data acquisition and the generation of CAD model for engineering functionality.
The recently wrapped “Sisters in Liberty: From Florence, Italy to New York, New York” exhibit at the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration includes an 80-percent scale replica of Pio Fedi’s “Liberty of Poetry.”
A good photo aids communication, documents existing site conditions and is helpful when creating deliverables. A bad photo is time wasted on a job site that causes more problems than it solves.
Oakwood Cemetery in High Point, North Carolina is using ground penetrating radar to reveal scores of unmarked graves in the cemetery's historically Black burial section.
Oakwood Cemetery in High Point, North Carolina is using ground penetrating radar to reveal scores of unmarked graves in the cemetery's historically Black burial section.
By investing in real-time monitoring, surveyors can help to ensure construction site workers and assets are safe, while also reducing the risk of injury for their survey crew.
Pointfuse delivers an automatic, precise, and flexible way of converting the vast point cloud datasets generated by laser scanners or photogrammetry into segmented mesh models.
Shockey initially used Pointfuse on a $13.7m adaptive reuse project in Virginia, which will result in the creation of a 46,400-square-foot career and innovation center.
The 10th annual event took place April 15 - 18 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. The conference brings together professionals from around the world to discover the latest advances and technologies in 3D data capture, processing and delivery.
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