If you’ve driven through Ringgold lately, you’ve probably seen survey crews working along roads, near intersections, or even close to residential neighborhoods. You might notice small flags in the ground or equipment set up near the edge of a property. … Continue reading →
Flood risk maps update more often than most people realize. Sometimes the change comes from new terrain data. Other times it comes from updated rainfall or river models. As a result, a property can suddenly fall inside a mapped flood … Continue reading →
LiDAR mapping gives engineers and planners highly detailed ground data. However, many teams run into trouble when they try to import LAZ point cloud files into GIS software. The file freezes, loads halfway, or crashes the program. As a result, … Continue reading →