Time once again for another GeoGeek rapid fire, this time I have Lowell Ballard, Director of Geospatial Technology at Timmons Group where his role is to … [Read More...]
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10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire – Lowell Ballard @lowellbva
10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire – Jim Barry @JimBarry
I recently bounced a quick 10 Question GeoGeek Q&A off Jim Barry. You may know Jim via his Twitter handle @jimbarry or you may also know him as the … [Read More...]
10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire – Ted Florence @Avenza
Ted Florence is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Avenza Systems and directs the company in coming up with innovative solutions to the problems that … [Read More...]
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Event Review, Commercial Drone Expo
I was invited to come and take a look at the industries latest conference for drones. Spar group, long known as a provider of quality trade shows did not disappoint with this inaugural event. The UAV Expo was held in Las Vegas October 5-7. [Read More…]
USACE Releases North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study
In January, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) released the North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study. [Read More…]
NOAA’s Lake Level Viewer of the Great Lakes
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA’s) Office of Coastal Management has recently completed the development of a new online mapping tool for the Great Lakes that will give decision makers, resource managers, and community members information on future lake levels. The NOAA tool illustrates the scale of potential flooding or land exposure at a given water level on Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario. [Read More…]
