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
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The New Value of Information
As geospatial professionals, we are skilled at gathering answers to key questions about collecting and managing data. But to grow and add value to our services, we must be able to answer—and solve—one additional item: Who needs the information I have gathered, and how and where will they use it?
Chris Gibson 21 March 2013
Will the Cloud Solve the LiDAR Data Management Problem?
Users continue to struggle with how to handle the large quantity of LiDAR collected data that needs to be stored, processed and transformed into usable products such as digital terrain models, digital surface models and 3D models. What's the best way to access the data you need when you need it, wherever you are?
Linda Duffy 19 March 2013
Is Multiray Photogrammetry the Future of 3D Mapping?
LiDAR is the technology of choice for deriving highly accurate terrain data and 3D models. However, combined hardware and software improvements in digital aerial cameras and digital photogrammetry offer new point cloud possibilities.
Linda Duffy 18 March 2013
How the New Mobile LiDAR Guidelines Will Drive LiDAR Adoption
On March 8, the Transportation Research Board (TRB) released a prepublication version of the new “Guidelines for the use of mobile LiDAR in transportation applications.” The 250-page document fills a critical gap in mobile LiDAR guidance.
Christine Grahl 14 March 2013
Is Your GIS Translation Process Affecting Your Productivity?
The amount of data available today from multiple sources provides unlimited opportunities to create information-rich visualizations, simulations, maps and models. Is there a simple way to work with incompatible file formats?
Linda Duffy 13 March 2013
3D Laser Mapping Poised for Growth in North America
3D Laser Mapping Executive Chairman Graham Hunter is not exaggerating when he says the small company has a lot going on. The provider of LiDAR software and hardware has recently released a handheld laser scanner, increased its staff of 35 by six people, opened a new research and development facility, and is putting on a workshop for archaeologists.
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