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Tag Archives: geomatics
OPUS-Projects Manager’s In-Person Training
An in-person, two-day training session on OPUS-Projects is being offered by NGS trainers Charles Geoghegan and Benjamin Erickson on December 11 and 12, 2018 at the NGS Testing and Training Center in Woodford, VA. This is an excellent opportunity to … Continue reading →
Posted in Data, Education, geodetic, Geomatics, GNSS, Orgs, Research, Software, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, training
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Tagged geodetic leveling, geomatics, GPS, NGS, NSRS, OPUS-Projects, PAGES
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Chris Glantz – “Spotlight on a Young Geospatial Professional”
This interview of Chris Glantz is the second Lidar News Young Geospatial Spotlight Interview. Congratulations to Chris for what he has accomplished in a short time and please think about sharing your story. Please provide a recap of your post … Continue reading →
Posted in airborne LiDAR, Geomatics, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Mobile LiDAR, remote sensing, Research, Software, Surveying, Surveying Engineering, Young Geospatial Professional
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Tagged California State University Fresno, Chris Glantz, geomatics, Oregon DOT, Oregon Young Surveyors Network
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