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BATHYMETRY OF SHALLOW WATERS paper WINS best of 2019!
JOINT SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE ON LIDAR FOR BATHYMETRY OF VERY SHALLOW WATERS, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF RIEGL, WINS ISPRS BEST PAPER OF 2019! Every year the ISPRS (International Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing) chooses the Best Paper of the Year from the wide range of publications in the ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. For 2019, this award goes to the […]
Read moreRIEGL HELPS CREATE 3D CITY MAP FOR “SMART” HONG KONG
RIEGL VMQ-1HA HELPS CREATE A 3D CITY MAP FOR AN INNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE AND “SMART” HONG KONG Editor’s Note:News.gov.hk shared an article in their Infrastructure & Logistics section recently that highlights a comprehensive mapping project underway in Hong Kong. The RIEGL VMQ-1HA is one of the key tools being used on this next generation of Hong Kong city mapping. The Lands Department of […]
Read moreWEBINAR SERIES – RIEGL ‘ULTIMATE LIDAR’ – Free !!
RIEGL ULTIMATE LIDAR WEBINAR SERIES – RIEGL will be hosting a series of FREE webinars in the month of April. April 2020 Schedule Learn more about the latest in LiDAR applications, workflows and new products without ever leaving your office! Click the images below to register for FREE these informative RIEGL webinars. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about […]
Read moreMatt O’banIon – Younger Geospatial Professional Interview
I have been lucky to know Matt O’Banion for a few years, since his days as a grad student under Mike Olsen at Oregon State University. Here’s a look at a hard working, YGP that is on an inspiring growth path. Please provide a recap of your post high school education and training. Do you have any licenses or certifications? […]
Read moreAerial LiDAR Scans Are Just the Beginning of a Survey
As Dustin Price, Operations Manager at Landpoint explains in this guest blog post collecting the aerial lidar scans is just the first step in the surveying process. A survey is about more than just scanning: it’s also about data processing and data management. Your survey isn’t over once your aerial LiDAR scans have been completed. In fact, it’s after the […]
Read more3D Historic Preservation and Landscape Architecture – A Powerful Combination
Thomas J. Elmore began his formal education by earning an Associates degree from Colombia-Greene Community College, while living in my hometown of Catskill, NY. As they say, it’s a small world. After going on to earn his BS and MS in Landscape Architecture and 3D Historic Preservation, Thomas J. Elmore began Elmore Design Collaborative, LLC, Historical Landscape Architecture, in 1999. […]
Read moreLidar Technology – How Does it Work and Where is it All Going?
A seminal, technical white paper, written by industry veteran and expert Brent Gelhar, providing an in-depth look into the physics of lidar technology from the beginning to where we might be going in the future. I have been an amateur musician since I was in high school which was admittedly a long time ago. I decided on taking the path […]
Read moreSigiriya Frescoes Being Preserved with 3D Laser Scanning
Conserving the Sigiriya Frescoes in Sri Lanka is being aided by the use of 3D laser scanning with the assistance of the Central Cultural Fund. The Sigiriya Frescoes were painted on the western surface of Sigiriya Rock which is located in the Matale District of central Sri Lanka. They were the highlight of a massive palace complex built in 480AD […]
Read moreScanning for Construction – Is It in the Right Place?
I met Andrew Evans, Product Manager at Topcon who offered this blog post on Scanning for Construction, plus a look at the GLS 2000 scanner with its ability to set up over a point and find a target for a backsight, meaning you can know the coordinates of the instrument, as well as the instrument height. The role of the […]
Read moreMinimum Effective Dose of 3D Accuracy is Needed
Day in and day out reality capture solutions seem to be appearing out of thin air with solutions pushing the level of accuracy into tighter tolerances while at the same time a newer breed of less accurate solutions are emerging at considerably less cost. Tony Sabat borrows the concept of minimum effective dose from the medical industry to explain an […]
Read moreTop 3D-scanning Firm Selected for Scottsdale Renovation Project
Eco3d has been selected by Structured Real Estate Partners to provide 2D and 3D deliverables as solutions for an adaptive reuse renovation of a Scottsdale church. The structure, called Meetinghouse at 3080, will be converted into commercial office and retail space, according to a press release. Eco3d is a portfolio company of Ecoark Holdings, Inc. that measures existing topographic, structural, […]
Read moreTruePoint Case Study: 3D Laser Scanning of Hospital Kitchen
Location: Lexington, Kentucky Task: Laser Scan the interior of approximately 17,000 SF of Hospital Kitchen to capture all exposed MEP and conduct a floor fill analysis. The contractor and architect also wanted to see where installed systems aligned with their proposed model. Challenge: The client was going to build a Kitchen in a basement of the hospital. Before they continued […]
Read moreWhat Services Are You Selling?
Test Calling all laser scanning service providers out there!! Test time! I need you to answer the following question—and please answer honestly since nobody is going to grade your paper: What are you selling? Naw, I don’t mean the aerial mapping, laser scanning, modeling, BIM, etc.; I am asking a simple question that everyone on your team should be able […]
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