What skills should we be teaching young surveyors? Why is addressing so important? Should we really disturb the beast that is the Land Registry? And how can we raise the...

Knowing the volume of material present in a gravel quarry can make the difference between profit and loss. A gravel quarry in Hartheim am Rhein, southwest Germany, is partially covered...

Tall towers can bend and sway due to wind, cranes and other loads. Ideally, such movements should be around the main axis designed so that, in the absence of loads,...

geo-FENNEL – An constant entity in measuring technology and surveying If it doesn't fit, it'll be made to fit – far from it! With the precise and high-quality point and...

Nothing quite prepares you for the first view of the Sagrada Familia. It is every bit as startling as the Grand Canyon. You emerge from the efficient Barcelona Metro system,...

Crossrail, London’s GBP15 billion railway line, is Europe’s largest infrastructure project. A new station, under construction at Paddington, will be a key hub in the east-west route linking Heathrow in...

Topcon Positioning Group announces that it has upgraded its entire line of pipe lasers. The new TP-L5 series includes five models, providing the widest selection available to meet both performance...

A unique view of the Washington Monument from the National Park Service. Using new international measurement standards and technology not available in the past, NOAA's National Geodetic Survey has calculated...

Promoted by China’s Ministry of Education, the ‘KOLIDA Cup’ National Surveying Skill Competition is the most influential national, vocational student-skills competition in the Chinese surveying industry. The competition aims to...

Leica Geosystems has introduced the new Leica Rugby 600 Series of rotating lasers. All five models of the Rugby 600 Series offer a professional solution allowing quick levelling and aligning...