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The Revolution of Surveying with Regular Cameras Webinar


webinar_hdr.jpg?width=185Hi, this is Eric Colburn and for myself, Datumate and Colburn Strategic Partners I invite youĀ to this free webinar on theĀ Revolution of Surveying with Regular Cameras. The technology used to survey with a regular camera isĀ sometimes called close-range photogrammetry or you may have heard it called terrestrial photogrammetry. Regardless of the name, this is mapping from digital photographs for the 21st century!

Many professionalĀ land surveyo

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I recently added a new way for you to snapshot the location of your next jobsite inside the Mobile Rover, called Surveyor's Polaroid. Ā How this works is like this: Next time you are on a jobsite, fire up your mobile device and head to this page on the Mobile Rover. Ā Share your location (don't worry,it is not stored) and it will generate a simple Google Street View image of the geolocation you are presently at.

Below is a screencapture of where I was when I built and tested the app and is merely

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