What is GIS, and how does it relate to other technical geographical areas you’ve heard of like GPS, LiDAR, and Surveying? They are all related to location; finding and showing positions of objects on the Earth, as related to other objects. If you’re in a related industry that features the locations of things, such as…
In an exciting development for Geo Week, the premier event uniting geospatial technologies and the built world, organizers have unveiled the impressive roster of industry leaders who will serve on the 2024 Advisory Board. Among these luminaries is Dan Bellissemo from GIS Surveyors, Inc., bringing invaluable expertise to the event. While on the Advisory Board,…
By: Brandon Ragone Are you a homeowner planning to dig or excavate on your property, or a contractor working on a jobsite? Before you grab your shovel or excavator and break ground, it’s important to remember that there may be more than meets the eye lurking beneath the surface. Hidden utility lines, pipes, and cables…
By: James Bocina, Jr. If you are looking for a piece of land to buy or develop, you need to know more than just its price and location. You need to know its features, its potential, and its challenges. You need a land survey. A land survey is a comprehensive analysis of a parcel of…
Our CEO Paul Loska recently took part in a podcast on Combat Vet Vision. As a business owner and a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, Paul is a troubleshooting expert that thrives when issued a problem to resolve, which is exactly why he’s known as one of Southern California’s best in his industry. Paul has 27…
GIS Surveyors is excited to attend the International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF) for the second year in a row. The ILMF is a technical conference and exhibition showcasing the latest airborne, terrestrial, and underwater LiDAR as well as emerging remote-sensing and data collection tools and technologies. Our team will be in attendance to learn about…
GIS Surveyors used the CEE LINE echo sounder combined with a Trimble R10 RTK GNSS and Trimble TSC3 data collector to complete a bathymetric survey of Lake Eleanor. Located north of Los Angeles near Thousand Oaks at about 1000ft elevation the small lake survey was best conducted from a kayak. Using a trolling motor to…
