Tag Archives: drones
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 09/17/2021
Woolpert Acquires AAM, Global Geospatial Leader Sea Machines Embarks on First Autonomous, Remotely Commanded Voyage by an Ocean Tugboat Bentley Systems Acquires Seequent’s Minalytix Intermap Enhances Analytics for Airbus-owned UP42, a Groundbreaking Geospatial Platform Teledyne Combines Expertise of CARIS and Optech to Deliver Solutions for Land and Sea Golden Software Unveils 3D Drillhole Visualization in...
Thinking Ahead
From mapping catchments to inspecting dams, there’s a solid future for UAS technology at public utility companies like the Salt River Project in Arizona
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 08/27/2021
Aero-Graphics Contracted by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) SoCalGas to Use Gas Mapping LiDAR to Reduce Methane Emissions USDA to Use Planet Basemaps for 2021 Growing Season Assessment Maxar Awarded Big Data Analytics Contract from NGA Drone Operations Collaborative Helps Utilities Respond to Disasters Maxar Awarded $26M Contract for NGA’s Open Mapping Platform Hovermap Compatibility Expanded...
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 08/20/2021
Airbus’ UP42 Partners with HyperVerge for AI-based Satellite Imagery Analytics NV5 Geospatial Expands Mobile Mapping Fleet Webinar: Commercial UAV Expo Sneak Peek Future of Enterprise Drone Inspection Arrives with Plug-and-Play Integration NV5 Geospatial’s Michael Shillenn Elected to MAPPS Board of Directors SAM Announces Acquisition of Johnson Surveying and Mapping Esri and National Geographic Society Launch Global Storytelling Challenge Nearmap Aerial Imagery Expands...
The Growing Use of Drones… In Crime Scene Investigation
With the sky darkening over an empty parking lot by the railroad tracks in Las Vegas, Nevada, the group of law enforcement professionals leaned in to hear Douglas Spotted Eagle, founder and director of educational programming at Sundance Media Group and a well-known industry figure, explain how drones would be used to capture the simulated...
How Not to Crash (or Lose) Your Drone
Lessons from flying, crashing, and occasionally losing, drones