Experts See Tremendous Economic Opportunities in UAS Technology

The recently released report on the potential economic impact of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) on the United States was startling. If anything can make Congress and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) move faster toward integrating UAS into the national airspace, it would be dollars and jobs.

Douglas D. Fisher 02 April 2013

6 Telltale Signs of Technology Burnout

Is the rapid cycle of technology advances putting you on the fast track to technology burnout? Watch for these signs and learn how to avoid them. 

Bryan Merritt, LS/PSM, Leed Green Assoc. 02 April 2013

New Autodesk Suites Focus on LiDAR, Digital Imagery

The 2014 Design and Creation Suites include new reality capture software and services designed to more easily incorporate both laser scans and digital photographs of the physical world into the 3D design and engineering process.

Christine Grahl 28 March 2013

A Noninvasive Technology for Mapping Underground

The oil and gas and mining industries have traditionally relied heavily on underground surveying methods that are costly, time-consuming and involve a substantial amount of drilling. A breakthrough technology promises to improve the process.

Scotty Fletcher 28 March 2013

Innovative Geospatial Apps Power NGA GAS Station

A key component of NGA’s strategy for the next five years is the creation of “an intuitive online environment” that allows users to access data and intelligence in the cloud. The GEOINT AppStore Station provides a platform for testing and feedback on geospatial apps.

Douglas D. Fisher 28 March 2013

The Growing Role of the Mapping Consultant

As geospatial technology continues to progress at a rapid rate, it can be nearly impossible for end users of the data to keep up with the latest developments. Guidance from a knowledgeable professional is in demand.

Linda Duffy 22 March 2013