Data Fusion: A Case Study for Design-Build Projects

The design-build industry demands efficient and effective management of various datasets in order to confidently understand and execute a project that has only been partially designed and conceptualized when the construction begins.
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Geospatial Survey: A Client’s Dream

Compass and transit, theodolites, latitude and longitude, Meridian Stone. These centuries-old terms are familiar to surveyors today because modern methods are still based in these foundations.
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Century Old Rail Tunnel’s Life Extended Through the Use of New Technology

The Stuart Tunnel in the pastoral town of Paw Paw, West Virginia, is not unlike any other freight train tunnel in eastern United States that is beginning to show its age. Built in 1914 using a drill and blast method with brick and mortar filling, years of weather, usage, and maintenance have taken a collective toll
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Workin’ on the Railroad

While there are many technologies and services used to acquire critical data associated with railways and their rights-of-ways, some can be cumbersome and require logistical challenges that can increase risk to track workers.
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