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Lutz Bettels

Bentley’s Lutz Bettels on Infrastructure Asset Management 

xyHt’s Nick Duggan spoke with Lutz Bettels, vice president, regional executive at Bentley Systems, at Intergeo 2019, just before Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure Conference.  Nicholas Duggan (ND): What is Bentley, and what do you do there?  Lutz Bettels (LB): Bentley is involved in everything around infrastructure. If somebody were to ask me what Bentley is doing, my short answer would be: everything, except for mechanical design.   Infrastructure Asset...

Weekly xyHt News Links: 10/18/2019

Skyward releases airspace maps, access for drone pilots Riegl launches lightweight airborne lidar for UAVs GSA releases 2019 GNSS Market Report Indoor drone with customized electronic modules Concept3D’s New 3D Panorama Feature Simplifies Space Planning Precision Products Partners with Microdrones to Become a Distributer Golden Software Packages Now Available on GeoCloud SaaS Platform thinkWhere Releases...

Plastic Islands No More

4Ocean uses geospatial technology to clean oceans, helping to reduce and reimagine plastic waste. The mess is big enough that it can be seen from outer space. These days, satellite imagery reveals massive islands of plastic in oceans, and the waste is so vast that various groups and inventors are trying to combat the problem...

GEO Business 2019

BIM, AR, Digital Twins, and the Future On May 21 and 22, I attended the GEO Business conference in hot sunny London to bring you the latest developments in survey, BIM, and GIS. The conference had a lot in it, from the latest in drone technology, amazing augmented reality, and the recent developments in collaboration...

Weekly xyHt News Links: 10/10/2019

Terra Drone launches AI-based UAV solution for power lines Trimble to acquire GIS company Cityworks for EAM expansion Carlson Software Leads Competition in All Metrics EarthCam Introduces AI-Powered Visual Data for Procore Daily Log Automation Golden Software Packages Now Available on GeoCloud SaaS Platform

3D Evidence

Diagram software helps the New Mexico State Police enhance their extensive forensics work. Reconstructing what happened at the scene of a traffic accident or a crime is a complex undertaking involving scientific methods, physical evidence, deductive reasoning—and their interrelationships. It also requires hardware to gather data and software to analyze it and display it. Laser...

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