What's Happening?
NV5, NOAA, and Exail are collaborating to advance hydrographic survey innovations in the Great Lakes. These innovations have been developed and refined over several years and are aimed at supporting infrastructure, energy, and environmental initiatives. The focus is on improving survey efficiencies, integrating hydrographic, terrestrial, and topobathymetric lidar data, and applying these advancements to enhance planning and decision-making processes. A live webinar is scheduled for August 27, where these developments will be discussed in detail.
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Why It's Important?
The advancements in hydrography are crucial for the Great Lakes region, which is a significant area for U.S. infrastructure and environmental management. Improved survey techniques can lead to more efficient and accurate data collection, which is essential for planning and executing projects related to energy and environmental conservation. This can benefit industries reliant on precise geographical data, such as shipping, construction, and environmental management, potentially leading to cost savings and better resource management.
What's Next?
The upcoming webinar on August 27 will provide further insights into these innovations and their applications. Stakeholders in infrastructure, energy, and environmental sectors are likely to participate to understand how these advancements can be integrated into their operations. The continued collaboration between NV5, NOAA, and Exail suggests ongoing developments in this field, which could lead to further improvements in hydrographic surveying techniques.
