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Innovations in mine surveying made possible by state-of-the-art survey technologies have revolutionized mine design and development, environmental and safety monitoring, and volumetric calculation.
Read MoreHyperspectral imaging, also known as imaging spectroscopy, refers to the gathering and processing of data from across the vast electromagnetic spectrum.
Read MoreModern aerial LiDAR equipment mounted on UAVs makes possible the collection of high resolution elevation data used to create 3D models of objects, detailed Digital Terrain Models (DTMs), and Digital Elevation Models (DEMs).
Read MoreMary Darling, Darling Geomatics CEO and Principal Owner, will serve as an Arizona ambassador at Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Summit to be held July 18-20 in Washington, D.C. The Summit will be the largest gathering of small business owners in the U.S.
Read MoreA lot of terms relating to modern surveying technology get muddled: 3D drone scanning, LiDAR scanning, UAV surveying, photogrammetry, etc.
Read MoreMary Darling and Rich Darling taught local youth and adult teams on the basics of GPS applications and how they can be applied real time in the field at the annual SAQF Family Day.
Read MoreMary Darling, CEO of Darling Geomatics, will be demonstrating high tech digital data collection with LiDAR to high school age girls who are interested in STEM curricula at the 2022 SheTech Explorer Day on March 2, 2022. This is our third year of participating in the event. As a woman-owned business in a technical industry,…
Read MoreAfter much waiting, LiDAR’s day has finally come, and we have an array of software platforms powerful enough to handle the huge amounts of data generated by LiDAR scans.
Read MoreDrones collect raw data, giving drone surveyors the opportunity to work with an unimaginable volume of images and measurements that can then be downloaded and used.
Read MoreLand surveying mistakes cause problems that reverberate for years to come, costing time, money, and peace of mind.
Read MoreDarling Geomatics is proud to partner with Pima JTED and its Drone Program to respond to increased industry demand for drone operators. Watch the video!
Read MoreWhile others wilted from the summer heat, Darling Geomatics roared into summer 2021, and the news is all sunny. First, the acquisition of a new high tech vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) fixed-wing drone has pilots and customers buzzing. Because this type of drone can go straight up and down like a helicopter, it does…
Read MoreWhen it comes to operating drones safely, rely on the experts at Darling Geomatics! KGUN9 News in Southern Arizona interviews our CEO Mary Darling about drone safety. Pilots conduct a preflight check and so should engineers, developers, planners, construction and facilities managers before contracting for drone surveying…
Read MoreDarling Geomatics is a sponsor of the Southern Arizona SAME Annual Scholarship Fundraiser golf tournament on May 14, 2021.
Read MoreMary Darling, CEO of Darling Geomatics, will be presenting a demonstration of high tech digital data collection with drones and LiDAR to high school age girls that are interested in STEM curricula at SheTech Explorer Day Arizona on April 22, 2021. As a woman-owned business in a technical industry, we are proud to be working…
Read MoreWe have been selected by a national forensics company to provide our drone survey and LiDAR scanning expertise to produce digital maps and models used in exhibits for the accident and criminal investigations throughout the southwest US for five years. “The 3D point cloud data and true color imagery we produce will be used in computer modeling…
Read More3D scanning by Darling Geomatics provides a precise digital twin of service tunnels, underground utility corridors, shafts, and other subsurface infrastructure used for mapping, planning, clash detection, change detection and safety inspections
Read MoreUAV photogrammetry uses the principles of triangulation to turn 2D photographic images taken by a pilotless aircraft into precise, 3D representations, such as maps and models.
Read MoreIn Arizona and throughout the United States, drone surveys provide revolutionary applications for planning, mapping, monitoring, and imaging on a limitless variety of projects. Considering the relatively recent advent of drone technology, the advances in their capabilities are remarkable. Only since…
Read MoreThe transformation to 3D data assists engineers, architects, and facilities managers at nearly every stage of a project by simplifying design workflow.
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