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22 Young Geospatial Professionals to Watch in 2022 – 10 of 22
Throughout January xyHt.com will feature the young geospatial professionals who are making a name for themselves in everything from surveying to geographic information systems. xyHt featured all of them in the January issue. Here we will spotlight one each day. Name: Erica Lassen Company: Aero-Graphics, Inc. Current Position: Photogrammetry Manager Age: 28 Education: B.S., Geology/Earth...
22 Young Geospatial Professionals to Watch in 2022 – 8 of 22
Throughout January, xyHt.com will feature the young geospatial professionals who are making a name for themselves in everything from surveying to geographic information systems. xyHt featured all of them in the January issue. Here we will spotlight one each day. Name: Matthew Gibb Company: Maxar Current Position: Manager, Geospatial Tradecraft Age: 31 Education: MS in...
22 Young Geospatial Professionals to Watch in 2022 – 7 of 22
Throughout January xyHt.com will feature the young geospatial professionals who are making a name for themselves in everything from surveying to geographic information systems. xyHt featured all of them in the January issue. Here we will spotlight one each day. Name: David Grafton Company: Bad Elf Current Position: GIS Analyst Age: 27 Education: MA in...
22 Young Geospatial Professionals to Watch in 2022 – 6 of 22
Throughout January xyHt.com will feature the young geospatial professionals who are making a name for themselves in everything from surveying to geographic information systems. xyHt featured all of them in the January issue. Here we will spotlight one each day. Name: Rhonda Dodge Company: Oregon Department of Transportation Current Position: Interim Lead Remote Sensing Surveyor...
My Final Day in the Field?
We have all heard the phrase “You can take the surveyor our of the field, but you can’t take the field out of the surveyor.”
The Oddities of a State Border
The oddity on the map of the Middle Atlantic states on the U.S. eastern seaboard goes unnoticed by almost everyone—except surveyors and cartographers. In almost every other instance where a river divides two states, the state border demarcation line is the geographic center of the river. But the Potomac River has—since the English charters that...
