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Drone Business Case: Plymouth Light Station Historic Preservation In 2022, Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc. (PAL) commissioned 3805 Productions to perform aerial data collection for a remediation project at the Gurnet Light, on Gurnet Point, Duxbury MA., The visual data is for comparison of before and after of work completed by Renova Environmental Services, in conjunction with Kyle Zick Landscape Architecture. Scope of Work Utilizing advanced drone technology, we collected the following visual data, which included both high-resolution imagery and photogrammetry: ·        Digital Mapping and 3D Model: A detailed map and 3D model of the 5-acre Plymouth Point site. ·        Cardinal Direction Photos: High-resolution images taken from all cardinal directions. ·        Project-Specific Photos: Targeted high-resolution photos of key areas identified in Renova’s project plans. ·        Project-Specific Video: High-resolution video footage of the same critical areas. ·        Volume Measurements: Accurate volume measurements of annotated areas for more precise analysis. Project Outcomes The drone-captured data provided stakeholders with a comprehensive understanding of the property’s condition and revealed access points that would have been difficult, or even dangerous, to reach on foot. By avoiding the need for an on-site survey team, the use of drones significantly reduced both time and costs while delivering high-quality visual insights that enhanced decision-making.

Having just started really working with Google Earth Engine this paper is both timely and interesting! With the volumes of data available at our fingertips it is time to start thinking both spatially and temporally.

I learned about ways to make a 3D city model utilizing 2D and 3D data in Week 3 of GIS for Climate Action. 👉 The addition and symbolization of a multipatch layer was one approach to improving the accuracy of the 3D model of Miami city. 🔎 Data on rising sea levels was incorporated to the 3D model of Miami Beach using ArcGIS Living Atlas. Specifically, we developed the intermediate-high scenario for future sea levels in 2030, 2050, and 2090. 🛠 We used the sea level rise data from the structures that would be impacted by rising sea levels in Miami Beach in 2030, 2050, and 2090 to determine the year of inundation. To go deeper into the building analysis findings, a 3D exploratory analysis tool was employed. Course hashtags: #climateMOOC, #GISforClimateAction, and #StretchSection3SeaLevelRise

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In the eerie depths of Florida, lies a chilling article detailing the most treacherous and deadly places in the state 😱👻 From haunted highways to ghostly lighthouses, the Sunshine State conceals dark secrets that will send shivers down your spine. Be wary of the dangers that lurk in the shadows as you explore these infamous locations. Dare to venture into the unknown, but beware of what awaits in Florida's most hazardous spots. https://buff.ly/3N24C6L . . #chrissellscentralflorida, #remax, #remaxheritageprofessionals, #polkcountyrealtor, #polkcountyrealestate, #winterhavenrealtor, #winterhavenrealestate, #55+realtor, #newhomespecialist

In order to implement proper codes regulations and laws Knowledge is key.

Good tool for timber sale review…

#MapsInTheWild Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. The National Park Service (NPS) uses topographic maps to enhance both park planning and visitor experiences. These maps are vital for planning large-scale geographic developments, such as designing roads and other infrastructure. For navigation, they are indispensable to backcountry explorers who venture off-road, providing detailed information to safely traverse the rugged terrain. Additionally, the NPS provides visitors with custom-made maps in park brochures, specifically designed for Rocky Mountain National Park. These maps feature elements like an invisible grid for organization, shaded relief for visual depth, and detailed representations of rivers, lakes, roads, and trails, all derived from precise geospatial data.

Northern Lights over Eagle Lake, Alaska