How could photo mapping save your organization time and money?

Government

• Officials use GPS photo mapping to conduct routine infrastructure inventories and to assess damage after major storms.
• DOT’s Emergency Management Office documents damage caused by disaster.
• Akron, OH creates a spatially accurate inventory of 20,000 poles and 22,000 lights in four months.
• GPS photos are saving the Army Corp of Engineers District a minimum over $10,000 a year.
• Damage assessment after California fires.
• Innovative invasive weed management. 
• Web-accessible map database shows the precise locations of all grave sites in its public cemetery.
• Stormwater infrastructure inventory.

Oil & Gas

• Energy exploration companies saving tens of thousands of dollars in planning the logistics of seismic surveys .
• National Spill Control School recommends GPS photo mapping for disaster response.

Engineering

• Site assessments for renewable energy projects.
• Evaluate potential development hazards by finding and delineating alluvial fans in a development area.

Law Enforcement

• Crime scene mapping.
• Situational awareness to police before major events.
• Identify and prosecute vandals who produce graffiti.

Military / Intelligence

• Homeland security seminar adopts GPS-Photo Link to teach critical infrastructure protection.
• Document and analyze the enemy dangers that threaten convoys delivering supplies and fuel to bases located throughout Iraq.
• Photo mapping deployed to enhance effectiveness of drug interdiction efforts.

Natural Resources

• Beach erosion and education.
• Wildlife surveys.

And many others including

• Education.
• Agriculture.
• Disaster response.
• Archaeology.
• Mineral exploration.

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