Updates on NGS’s published heights in southeast Texas and NGS GPS on Benchmarks program
January 4, 2023
First, happy New Year to everyone. As a follow up to my November 2022 column on the geodesy […]
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First, happy New Year to everyone. As a follow up to my November 2022 column on the geodesy […]
Editor-in-Chief Matteo Luccio discussed the geodesy crisis with Everett Hinkley, who works for the federal government and serves as a subject-matter expert on several high-level boards.
A goal of mine has always been to get individuals interested in obtaining a better understanding of geodesy. I hope this newsletter helps whet the appetite of some individuals to obtain a better knowledge of geodesy.
I recently received my copy of Surveying and Geomatics Engineering: Principles, Technologies, and Applications in the mail and decided to highlight some sections of the book.
This year, INTERGEO placed a focus on digital twins. Cooperation, collaboration and the sharing of information are crucial for the success of the digitalization of city, country and space.
On most construction sites, the first to arrive and the last to leave are the surveyors. We know what their tools are, but who will they be?
Parked cars near ground station decreased accuracy from 2 to 4 centimeters A new study shows that the […]
By David Zilkoski, contributing editor, survey scene I attended The Ohio State University (OSU) to obtain my graduate […]
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