Polluted stormwater runoff can have significant adverse impacts on the environment and human health. One way to stop polluted runoff from entering our waterways is to prevent it from entering...
Remote sensing is one of the many tools in WithersRavenel’s Geomatics Practice Area toolbox. For people not involved with remote sensing on a daily basis, it can seem complicated. In...
Public infrastructure should be accessible to all people, including people with disabilities. As issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion come to the forefront of discussion, many organizations are taking a...
Introduction If you don’t know about the surface and subsurface conditions of your site before construction, you are likely to make those discoveries while your project is being built. You're much...
Introduction Of the major asset classes—office, retail, multifamily, hospitality, and industrial—flex and industrial buildings operate most behind the scenes. That said, for most of us, industrial assets might have a greater...
Editor's Note: Today's post comes from guest contributor Matthew Crawford. Matthew is WithersRavenel's Geomatics Director. He is also a Professional Land Surveyor with more than 40 years of experience, and...
What are surveyors? Surveyors are: Licensed professionals Mapmakers Experts at measuring “First in” to prepare surveys for the design of a new construction project “Last out” with mapping of a completed project for lending institutions Storytellers Educators Woodsmen Historians Pilots Tree whisperers Creators...
Operating a utility system comes with a host of daily challenges like handling new connections and addressing unexpected disruptions in service. The challenges increase significantly as utility infrastructure ages, workforces...
State, federal, and private funding is available for critical planning, design, and infrastructure improvement projects. Are you missing out on opportunities to get your project partially or totally funded? WithersRavenel...