From GIM International: The Changing Role of the Surveyor
Recently, Chris Trevillian, marketing director of the Trimble Geospatial GNSS division, wrote an article for GIM International, reviewing and examining the changing role of the surveyor.
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From Geo Week News: Improving Efficiencies in Scaffolding with Laser Scanning
Simon Boyes, the managing director with Benchmark Scaffolding in Australia, took a few minutes to speak with Geo Week News recently to talk about his story of getting started with 3D laser scanning.
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As Seen In: GISCafe Explores Artificial Intelligence Impact on GIS and Asset Management
In a contributed article for GISCafe, Trimble's Gareth Gibson shares how AI can unlock the full potential of GIS.
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As Seen In: Inside Track's 3D Laser Scanning Q&A with Steffen Lutz
To learn more about 3D laser scanning and the benefits it provides to the rail sector, Inside Track magazine spoke with Steffen Lutz from Trimble Geospatial.
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As Seen In: Fast Company’s Next Big Things in Tech Awards for 2022
Trimble was honored with one of Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech awards for 2022 "for bringing hyper-precise positioning to smartphones" to the market with the Trimble DA2 and Trimble Catalyst.
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Preserving Paris: Advanced and Surveying Solutions for Tunneling and Monitoring
Advanced solutions for tunneling and monitoring keep the largest transportation expansion project in Europe on track.
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Surveying the ‘Head of the Earth Touching Heaven’
The 2019 Nepalese survey of Mount Everest, utilizing advanced GNSS tools and techniques, yielded the most precise elevation to date of the world’s highest and most famous peak.
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Urban Greening
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An Electric Vision
American Electric Power turned to augmented reality technology to boost productivity and improve interactions with customers, contractors and the public.
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Establishing Land Boundaries in the Middle East
Kuwait’s land management department is reducing property encroachment using Trimble technology.
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Tunneling on a Grand Scale in Paris
To support Paris’ expanded metropolis, the Grand Paris Express transportation plan will add 124 miles of new lines along with upgrades to the existing line.
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Aerial Survey Project Makes a Smooth Landing
Working for the ICC of the Schiphol Region in The Netherlands, Geospatial services company BSF Swissphoto used Trimble Inpho software to process and transform 30,000 photos.
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Marine Mapping Makes Big Splash in the Caribbean
The Caribbean Division of The Nature Conservancy used Trimble’s eCognition object-based image analysis (OBIA) software to map Caribbean reefs.
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eCognition Goes Underwater to Help Conserve Coral Reefs
The Caribbean Division of The Nature Conservancy used Trimble’s eCognition object-based image analysis (OBIA) software to map Caribbean reefs.
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Land Ownership Simplified
Kadaster International’s Land in Peace project enabled indigenous Colombians to confirm the boundaries of their properties using a smart phone.
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An Airport Takes Off
CES Group Engineers handle the surveying work on a $3.1 billion project to renovate the airport’s concourses and expand its roadways.
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Democratization of Technology Has the Power to Change People’s Lives
Trimble CEO Rob Painter discusses the importance of broad access to technology, which can help societies better react to the unexpected, such as Covid-19.
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Pinpointing Locations of Reusable Materials for Road Construction
Netherlands company Dura Vermeer used Trimble’s R2 receiver for location measurement of tar samples as part of the country’s effort to build new roads using recycled asphalt from old roads.
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Putting the ‘Great’ Back into the Great Barrier Reef
A project team led by Roelfsema used satellite data and Trimble’s eCognition OBIA software to develop scalable mapping of the Great Barrier Reef.
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Sustainable Shipping Gets New Berth
Sailcargo constructed an eco-conscious shipbuilding facility in Costa Rica, where it is building a wind-powered cargo ship.
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