Why Aerial Surveying Is Being Re-Evaluated Nationwide

Aerial surveying view showing heavy equipment and materials arranged across an active construction site

Aerial surveying has changed how land is measured and mapped. For many years, it helped surveyors work faster and safer, especially on large or hard-to-reach sites. Because of this, aerial surveying became very popular. However, across the country, aerial surveying methods are now being re-evaluated. This change does not mean the method is going away. […]

Why Infrastructure Growth Is Driving LiDAR Mapping Demand

Aerial view of urban roads, rail lines, and construction areas commonly captured using lidar mapping for infrastructure planning

Chicago is rebuilding, even if it does not always make the news. Across the city and nearby areas, large infrastructure projects are moving forward. Rail corridors are being upgraded. Roads are being redesigned. Flood-prone areas are getting more attention. Behind all this work is something many people do not see. That is accurate ground data. […]

Why Construction Projects Stall Without Construction Surveys

Surveyors using construction surveys to verify site layout before building begins

Construction keeps moving, but many projects are moving slower than planned. From large mixed-use developments to smaller commercial builds, delays are becoming more common. People often blame permits, labor shortages, or rising costs. However, another issue keeps showing up behind the scenes: construction surveys. In today’s crowded and tightly regulated city, construction surveys play a […]