Articles
As 13 trillion gallons of floodwater flowed into the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Harvey, researchers from Texas A&M’s Geochemical and Environmental Research Group (GERG) needed an efficient way to monitor water quality and understand the impacts to the ecosystem. And they needed to move quickly.
Forestry is a huge contributor to the Swedish economy. But getting landowners to agree on new legal boundaries is expensive. This has created a private market for validating existing property lines
Modern Workflow with Increased Workforce Helps Montreal Fight the Emerald Ash Borer
The Customer: City of Montreal
Guiding a cargo vessel into port is always challenging, but especially so during foul weather. This case study outlines how ports in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro are enjoying operational, efficiency and safety benefits following the installation of a real-time metocean monitoring system called SISMO.
Many A & E firms use laser scanning at the beginning of a project to document existing conditions and start their renovation designs—but what if construction teams could gather laser scan quality data weekly, or even daily, to track construction progress and avoid mistakes?
