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Visit us in Booth 1055 in the Arizona Pavilion to learn about our high tech UAV surveying and mapping services including specialized sensor technologies: radiometric, hyperspectral, gravimetric, magnetometric, electro-magnetic and ground penetrating radar. Also learn about our conventional land surveying, terrestrial LiDAR, 3D modeling, BIM, digital twins, and DTM expertise.

Darling Geomatics is exhibiting at Tucson International Academy’s 11th Annual Career Expo to share insights and experience with students about exciting careers as high tech surveyors who use leading-edge technologies outdoors in the field. 250 students in grades 8 through 12 from Tucson International Academy’s four campuses will attend.

Join Darling Geomatics, Norsk Electro Optikk (NEO), University of Arizona Mining & Geological Engineering, and Excelsior Mining – Johnson Mine for a live demonstration of state-of-the art technology in hyperspectral imaging, UAVs, and processing used for enhanced, cost-effective mineral detection, identification, and mapping.

The live field demo of data collection is in the morning followed by presentations and a panel discussion of data collection, processing, analysis, results, and mineral mapping in the afternoon. A brown bag lunch will be provided.

You can sign up for the morning session, afternoon session, or both. There is no cost to attend.

Darling Geomatics is proud to be a sponsor of the 5th Arizona Photonics Day conference. Mary Darling will give a brief presentation during the Sensing & Metrology session on January 21 about the use of hyperspectral images and LiDAR for mineral classification and mapping. Hyperspectral imaging is emerging as a reliable and cost-effective approach to identify mineral resources such as copper and rare earth elements that are used in today’s advanced and clean technologies and critical for national security.

Mary Darling will join an expert panel to discuss what drives opportunities and new applications for smart, mobile, connected and roaming devices. Within 5 years, drones are predicted to be an industry that exceeds $55 billion dollars with over 15 million drones deployed and integrated into construction, utilities, military, mining, consumer support, law enforcement, and agriculture. This expert panel will dive into what drones can do now, what the likely opportunities will soon be, and how attendees can be better equipped to use this new technology.

Learn about Darling Geomatics drone survey, 3D scanning, thermal imaging, hyperspectral imaging, and land survey capabilities in Southern Arizona Tech + Business Expo exhibition hall.