The exact features that make Hawaii such an ideal holiday spot also present the most challenging aspects to airborne mappers. Woolpert, a leading national architecture, engineering and geospatial firm, acutely understands these obstacles. Conducting approximately 1,000 LiDAR missions a year across 100,000 square miles, the firm is well versed in overcoming difficult environments to provide quality…
Terrestrial surveying is both challenging and complex. Traditionally, surveying professionals have relied on tools such as total stations, GPS receivers, and ground laser scanners to acquire high-resolution spatial data on land surface topography. But with continual advancements in unmanned aerial technologies over the past few years, drones have emerged as a prominent surveying and mapping tool.
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