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Jonathan Arthur Quaye-Ballard

Jonathan Arthur Quaye-Ballard is a professor and head of the Department of Geomatic Engineering at KNUST, where he has worked for the past 20 years. He also holds a BSc...

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Imaging solutions combined with AI and 5G hold promise for forest health and wildfires

The number of wildfires has increased dramatically in recent years due to diminishing forest health caused by the drastically changing climate across the world. Longer dry-weather periods and pressure from a variety of pests and diseases, e.g. bark beetles, are affecting the large forest areas in Northern Europe. In addition to financial losses, these impacts are resulting in lower carbon accumulation and vast ecological changes. The number of wildfires has increased dramatically in recent years due to diminishing forest health caused by the drastically changing climate across the world. Longer dry-weather periods and pressure from...

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Surveying in Challenging Places

Many locations on Planet Earth are challenging places for surveyors to work. We’ve selected a number of extraordinary mapping projects in remote and scenic areas, each requiring a different approach...

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Land surveying and topography

A topographic survey collects information about the land's natural and man-made characteristics, as well as its terrain. Buildings, fences, trees, and waterways are permanent structures that accurately define the ground and its boundaries. The elevation of the terrain is depicted by land contours and spot levels. Architects, engineers, construction builders, and others utilize topographic maps to precisely visualize their sites and speed up development. A topographic survey collects information about the land's natural and man-made characteristics, as well as its terrain. Buildings, fences, trees, and waterways are permanent structures that accurately define the ground...

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