xyHt’s February issue takes a look at what might be in store for geospatial professionals in the coming year. With an uncertain economy, where are the opportunities for industry professionals.
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Here are some highlights:
What Will 2023 Bring for the GeospatialProfessional? We have endured the media drumbeat of a recession in 2023 along with a bear-ish housing market for months now. Economic forecasts are always iffy at best, but if these things happen, there is still opportunity for geospatial professionals.
Lidar Technologies Are on the Move Technologies developed for autonomy and consumer applications are opening up new user segments and rewriting conventional workflows.
Underground Safety Utility line strikes during construction account for billions of dollars in damages. Such events may not be totally avoidable, but a company called ProStar is working to make them far less frequent.