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The future of surveying? Quantum computing and blockchain
Forty-four years ago, the U.S. government introduced the global navigation satellite system — what's known today as GPS. I remember attending a seminar where this amazing technology was described with speculation about its application in surveying. Since those early...
The leadership of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee recently introduced the Modernizing Access to our Public Land (MAPLand) Act, S. 904. The bill will standardize the digitization and dissemination of information regarding recreational access and allowable...
Transportation Department Secretary Pete Buttigieg touted the opportunity to go big on infrastructure, as that becomes a key focus for the Biden administration. He appeared last week at a House Transportation Committee hearing for a discussion of the administration’s...
The Senate Environment and Public Works committee has approved a bipartisan $35 billion water infrastructure measure by a unanimous vote last week. The committee approved a substitute amendment to S. 914, the Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Act (DWWIA) of...
A lawsuit has been filed by a drone operator attesting to mapping being free speech. NCSS is preparing a response, and NSPS leadership has been requested to also respond. The following is from the lawsuit document: Plaintiffs...
Join host Curt Sumner as he has an interesting conversation with Brian Anderson, The Tick Terminator. Is...
President Joe Biden last week introduced a sweeping $2 trillion infrastructure and jobs package that looks to reshape the American economy and make the most significant domestic U.S. investments in generations. His far-reaching American Jobs Plan includes spending to...
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