By an Act of Congress, generally referred to as the Compromise of 1850, New Mexicos east boundary was set at the 103rd meridian….
Author: LidarMag-Editor
04.04.2009
That Dumb Surveyor
Remember, son, many a good story has been ruined by oververification. James Gordon Bennett, Editor; New York Herald (1835-67)
04.04.2009
J. H. Dorroh and the Registration Act
New Mexico in 1917 had become one of the first states in the U.S. to license land surveyors, but by 1930 it was…
04.03.2009
Leica Geosystems Announces Leica Cyclone II TOPO 1.1 for Faster, Easier Mapping from Laser Scans
(Denver/USA, 30 March 2009) Announced at SPAR 2009, Leica Cyclone II TOPO 1.1 significantly increases office productivity for creating accurate topographic maps from…
03.31.2009
Terrapoint Provides Innovative LiDAR Solution for Dauphin Island, Alabama
Houston, Texas, Tuesday, March 31, 2009 The Terrapoint division of Ambercore, the 4D Company, is pleased to announce that it has partnered with…
03.30.2009
FARO Introduces New Generation of Best-in-Class 3D Laser Scanners and Software
Denver, March 30, 2009 — FARO, the world’s leading provider of portable measurement and imaging systems, has announced that delivery of a new…
03.28.2009
Optech Announces New ILRIS-HD High Density Scanner
Toronto, Canada – Optech Incorporated, the leading provider of advanced lidar survey instruments, announced today the launch of its newest ILRIS Laser Scanner….
03.27.2009
Optech Announces New Lynx Mobile Mapper V200
Toronto, Canada – Optech Incorporated, the leading provider of advanced lidar survey instruments, announced today the availability of the Lynx Mobile Mapper V200….
03.24.2009
Riegl Airborne Scanner Reaches New Altitude
In February of this year Riegl Laser Measurement Systems released its latest and most advanced airborne Lidar scanner the LMS-Q680. The new Riegl…
03.21.2009
Ehud N. Darling
In the last issue I mentioned that Walter Marmon as well as George Pradt came to New Mexico to survey with Darling without…
