Surveyors Stepping Up to International Foot
How long is a foot? Well, that depends on who’s doing the measuring, what state they are doing the measuring in, and what measuring “stick” they are using. Land surveyors in most U.S. states use the U.S. survey foot. The rest of the world, including some U.S. states, uses what’s known as the international foot,… Read More »
Tags: datums, geodetic survey, International Foot, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NoAA, Survey, surveyors, U.S. Survey Foot
Public/Private Partnerships Add Spark to Communities’ Development Success
By Mike Scholl As communities look to attract private development partners, it is critical to understand what you need to do for a successful public/private partnership. Vision, timing, and flexibility should be at the forefront of every discussion. Development projects are challenging, and as a public partner, understanding what you need to bring to the… Read More »
Tags: Community Development, Development Projects, Planning, Private Development, Public Private Partnership, Redevelopment
Thinking Beyond the Box: Modern Storage Methods
Tour enough ruins of ancient civilizations and eventually you’ll see windowless interior rooms, usually with just one entrance. Prison cell? Least desirable living quarters for people of low social standing? Probably not, archeologists say. These rooms probably served as warehouses, used to store the harvest or other valuable goods. People have always set aside areas… Read More »
Tags: Automation, Distribution Center, Modern Warehouse Design, supply systems, Traffic Flow, Warehouse, Warehouse Design
