Infrastructure has changed a lot over the last fifty years alone. From towns with a few light pole, to bulging metropolises, things aren’t slowing down anytime soon. From urban development to transportation networks, the effective utilization of resources and the...
Just thirty years ago, your computer used to scream at you when it had to get online. And going online was just short of an event. These days, most things are done online; we’re used to how it works, and it’s changing rapidly. In this landscape, the management of IT...
Infrastructure management has changed rapidly and continues to do so. The advent of digital mapping has upgraded the ability to effectively visualize, analyze, and manage assets. As urbanization rates continue to rise and infrastructure networks expand, the demand for...
By 2050, it is estimated that 7 out of every 10 people will live in a city or urban area. As urbanization intensifies and infrastructure networks expand, the demand for comprehensive solutions to navigate the subsurface environment continues to grow. SiteMap® (patent...
The average depth of the ocean floor bed is just over 12,000 feet. The deepest part of the ocean is called the Challenger Deep, and it’s estimated to run 35,867 feet deep. The world below our feet is vast, from the ocean to the soil beneath your favorite geraniums....
