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Category Archives: Education
Younger Geospatial Professional Submissions are Impressive
Over the past week we have had the pleasure of reviewing a number of high quality submissions for the Younger Geospatial Professional of the Year award. It has been a truly inspiring experience. For those who have not been tracking … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, airborne LiDAR, BIM, Certifications, Conferences, Construction, Education, Environmental, Geomatics, GIS, GPS, Laser Scanning, Lidar, LN Video of the Month, Mapping, Orgs, Quality, Research, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, Technology, The Industry, UAS, UAVs, Young Geospatial Professional
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Tagged Leica Geosysytems, SPAR 3D
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Shane Dalton – Younger Geospatial Professional Interview
Shane Dalton joins the growing list of Younger Geospatial Professionals who have contributed their inspiration to the Spotlight Interview series. How about you? Please provide a recap of your post high school education and training. Do you have any licenses … Continue reading →
Posted in airborne LiDAR, Education, geodetic, Geomatics, GIS, GNSS, GPS, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Research, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, training, UAS, UAVs, Young Geospatial Professional
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Tagged Lambda Sigma, OPUS, Penn State, William H Gordon Assoc
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Colorado State Receives 3D Technology Gift from Trimble
Trimble announced today that it has awarded a significant in-kind gift to the Department of Construction Management at Colorado State University (CSU) that will expand the University’s leadership in training and research for 3D building design, construction management, digital fabrication, civil … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, BIM, Cloud, Construction, Education, geodetic, Geomatics, GIS, GNSS, GPS, Hardware, Infrastructure, Inspection, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Marketing, point clouds, Research, Sensors, Software, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, Technology, The Industry, training
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Tagged Colorado State University, construction management, constructioneering, digital fabrication, sustainable built environment, Trimble
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SPAR 3D 2019 and HxGN LIVE 2019 – Are you Attending?
As I begin to review the submissions for the Younger Geospatial Professional of the Year Award, co-sponsored by SPAR 3D 2019 and Leica Geosystems, it reminded me that I need to make my travel plans. HxGN LIVE 2019 occurs a … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, airborne LiDAR, archaeology, artificial intelligence, Augmented reality, Autonomous vehicles, bathymetric, BIM, Business Development, Cloud, computer vision, Conferences, Construction, cultural heritage, Education, Entertainment, Environmental, Feature Extraction, Geomatics, GIS, Government, GPS, Historic Preservation, Hydrographic LiDAR, Infrastructure, Inspection, Internet of Things, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Mobile LiDAR, Photogrammetry, point clouds, remote sensing, Research, SLAM, smart cities, Software, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, Technology, The Industry, Young Geospatial Professional
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Tagged Hexagon, HXgN Live, SPAR 3D 2019, trade shows
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Lidar for Drone Conference – Products and Case Studies
The YellowScan Lidar for Drone 2019 Conference delivered a high value mix of technical product information and detailed case studies. Congratulations to the team and the partners for a great learning experience. As mentioned in a previous blog post the … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, Agriculture, airborne LiDAR, archaeology, artificial intelligence, bathymetric, Business Development, Cloud, Conferences, Construction, cultural heritage, Data, Digital Transformation, Education, Environmental, Feature Extraction, Forestry, Full waveform, Geomatics, GIS, GNSS, Government, GPS, Hardware, Historic Preservation, Infrastructure, Inspection, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Marketing, military, Mining, Mobile LiDAR, Photogrammetry, point clouds, remote sensing, Research, Sensors, Software, Standards, Surveying, Technology, training, UAS, UAVs, Wind LiDAR
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Tagged Applanix, drones, MicroGeo, Quantum-Systems, Riegl, Velodyne, Yellowscan
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Meet James Combs – Younger Geospatial Professional
Welcome Younger Geospatial Professional James Combs to this Spotlight interview. What an impressive start to this YGP’s career! Please provide a recap of your post high school education and training. Do you have any licenses or certifications? Are you a … Continue reading →
Posted in Certifications, Education, Geomatics, GNSS, GPS, Lidar, Mapping, Orgs, Photogrammetry, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, UAS, UAVs, Young Geospatial Professional
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Tagged civil engineering, James Combs, land surveying, LSIT, Murray State, NSPS
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GeoIgnite 2019 Issues Call for Speakers
With fewer than 100 days before the inaugural event, GeoIgnite 2019 is adding major sponsors, speakers and exhibitors to the conference schedule every week. Be sure to include this important event in your summer calendar on June 18 and 19 … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, Agriculture, airborne LiDAR, BIM, Business Development, Conferences, cultural heritage, Data, Education, Environmental, Forestry, geodetic, Geomatics, GIS, GNSS, Government, Infrastructure, intelligent cities, Internet of Things, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Marketing, Mobile LiDAR, Photogrammetry, remote sensing, Research, Sensors, smart cities, Software, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, Technology, The Industry, training, UAS, UAVs
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Tagged canada, GeoIgnite 2019, GEOINT, Geomatics Canada
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NHERI RAPID Facility is Hosting Intensive Workshop
The NHERI – Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure program is hosting an intensive workshop at its RAPID Facility which is located at the University of Washington in Seattle, July 23 – 26, 2019. Workshop Description: The Natural Hazards Reconnaissance Facility … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, Admin, airborne LiDAR, Autonomous vehicles, Certifications, Conferences, Data, Education, Environmental, Feature Extraction, Full waveform, Geomatics, GIS, Government, Infrastructure, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Mobile LiDAR, Orgs, Photogrammetry, point clouds, remote sensing, Research, Sensors, Software, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, Technology, training
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Tagged NHERI, RAPID, seattle
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Dennis Hirota Honored by Titans of Tech Program
Good friend, Dennis Hirota was recently honored with the first Titans of Tech selection. The bar has been set high for future inductees. Congratulations and thanks for all that you are doing for the profession. A Dual Mission For our … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, Business Development, Digital Transformation, Education, Environmental, Geomatics, GIS, Government, Mapping, Orgs, Quality, Research, Surveying Engineering, Technology, The Industry
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Tagged ACEC, Dennis Hirota, FEMA, Hawaii, Sam O. Hirota, Titans of Tech, University of Hawaii
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ARE – AirShark Teams Up With UVM Spatial Analysis Lab
Good friend Jarlath O’Niel-Dunne, the Director of UVM SAL has been promising to write an article for Lidar News. I guess we will have count this blog post on the ARE-AirShark website as his report on UAV operations – for … Continue reading →
Posted in 3D Modeling, Agriculture, airborne LiDAR, Data, Education, Environmental, Forestry, GIS, Inspection, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Photogrammetry, point clouds, remote sensing, Research, Software, Structure from motion, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, topography, UAS, UAVs
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Tagged ARE-AirShark, drones, eBee, FAA, GIS, Jarlath O'Niel Dunne, SFM, Spatial Analysis, UMass, UVM SAL
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