Tag: LiDAR
LiDAR Captures Accurate As-Built Condition of Combined Sewer Overflow Pipes in City of Milwaukee
By Jon Chapman and Robert Seleen, P.E.
The City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works (DPW) wanted to better understand the existing condition of their...
Top Benefits of Using LiDAR for Construction Projects
By Elaine Ball
LiDAR is fast becoming a vital technology for construction companies all over the world. This technology can streamline projects by improving...
3 Keys to successful canopy penetration
RedTail LiDAR System's RTL-400 delivers the trifecta
Summer is here and with it comes the challenge of creating accurate topographic maps under tree canopies. The...
Remote Control: Drones Become Mission Critical Engineering Tool
How Combining UAVs with Cameras and Advanced Sensors Can Deliver Insights Needed to Reduce Costs, Speed Projects, Enhance Safety and Minimize Disruption
By Mike Stys
Anyone...
Microdrones Enters the Third Dimension with New Mapping and LiDAR Surveying Equipment
Rome, NY(GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Microdrones has enjoyed a strong spring “growing season” with the launch of the popular Microdrones as a Service (mdaaS) business model as...
Microdrones as a Service (mdaaS) Available Now: Professional Drone LiDAR and Drone Photogrammetry More...
Rome, NY- Microdrones announces the launch of mdaaS- Microdrones as a Service, making its survey equipment and solutions accessible to an even broader market...
Bibby HydroMap’s asset inspection surveys help assess storm damage
Excessive rainfall caused by Storms Ciara and Dennis earlier this year led to the wettest February since records began, leaving significant damage throughout many...
Woolpert Purchases Additional Leica Geosystems TerrainMapper, Expands Geospatial Bandwidth
DENVER (April 15, 2020) — Woolpert announced today that it had purchased its fourth Leica Geosystems TerrainMapper, a linear-mode aerial lidar sensor, to support the firm’s...
Real-Time Monitoring Advances Landslide Risk Management
By Angus W. Stocking
On September 30, 2018, the 200 or so residents of British Columbia’s Old Fort (not far from Fort St. John) were...
