Schreiber’s Passion Was Example of Why We Need Registered Professionals
Dave Schreiber was closely involved with the site design and planning for the Truax Campus of Madison College in Madison, Wisconsin. Dave Schreiber His dedication to raising the professional status of landscape architects through licensure is one of the many strengths of Dave Schreiber that recently made him the worthy recipient of the Wisconsin Chapter… Read More »
Tags: American Society of Landscape Architects, Landscape Architecture, Lifetime Achievement Award, Registered Professionals
Infrastructure Grades Reveal Rail Improvements, Concerns about Public Transit
The American Society of Civil Engineers released the 2017 Report Card for America’s infrastructure earlier today. Similar to a school report card, the study outlines the condition of the nation’s bridges, water, transportation, and other infrastructure in letter grade format. As someone with a background in infrastructure management, I follow these once-every-four-years reports with great… Read More »
Tags: ASCE, Bridges, Infrastructure, Railroads, Roads, Sewer, Water
Drones Take Information Gathering To New Heights; Ayres Quick To Get Pilots Licensed
By Derek Fonder and Garrick Loberger Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are changing the game in our industry. Drones, as they’re more commonly called, are soaring to heights that traditional information-collecting methods can’t, gathering data exponentially faster than before, and doing it all with remarkable accuracy. These are just a few of the many benefits we’re… Read More »
Tags: Aerial Mapping, Drones, FAA, Safety, Training, UAS, Unmanned Aircraft Systems