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Russell Hall of Langan discusses Pegasus TRK, data fusion, and surveying innovations.
Russell Hall believes there’s one sure way to create new opportunities: “Chance favors the prepared mind.” With more than 20 years of surveying experience and thousands of miles of mobile mapping, he’s developed a reputation for pushing the limits of surveying and mapping technology to explore what’s possible. Russell shares how Langan’s culture of innovation and unwavering commitment to excellence enable the firm to deliver outstanding value to partners and clients. He talks about some of his most intriguing projects and why he was completely shocked by the data they collected on a recent project in Connecticut. He also discusses some of the lessons he’s learned in his career and how he thinks AI will impact land surveying.
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Chapters:
00:25 – 01:52 – The first to get the TRK unlocked
01:53 – 03:20 – How many miles Russell has captured with mobile mapping
03:21 – 05:51 – The most unexpected place for mobile mapping
05:52 – 08:09 – Advantages of Leica technology and workflows
08:10 – 10:28 – Cool projects using data fusion
10:29 – 13:51 – Lessons learned in mobile mapping
13:52 – 16:10 – The impact of innovation
16:11 – 18:21 – The evolution of data consumability
18:22 – 22:11 – Cyclone 3DR, scripting, and delivering intelligence
22:12 – 24:34 – Pushing the limits of technology
24:35 – 29:28 – How to handle the unexpected
29:29 – 31:05 – The most enjoyable part of the job
31:06 – 32:38 – The next big thing in surveying and mapping
32:39 – 33:14 – Recommended podcasts
Note: Interview recorded July 11, 2024.
RELATED:
pure-surveying.com/2024/05/08/how-to-be-an-innovation-leader-in-surveying-and-engineering
Russell Hall of Langan discusses Pegasus TRK, data fusion, and surveying innovations.
Russell Hall believes there’s one sure way to create new opportunities: “Chance favors the prepared mind.” With more than 20 years of surveying experience and thousands of miles of mobile mapping, he’s developed a reputation for pushing the limits of surveying and mapping technology to explore what’s possible. Russell shares how Langan’s culture of innovation and unwavering commitment to excellence enable the firm to deliver outstanding value to partners and clients. He talks about some of his most intriguing projects and why he was completely shocked by the data they collected on a recent project in Connecticut. He also discusses some of the lessons he’s learned in his career and how he thinks AI will impact land surveying.
If you enjoy our content, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Your support helps us continue bringing you intriguing and thought-provoking discussions on Tech Insider.
📌 Learn more about this topic: pure-surveying.com/insights
Follow Russell Hall on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/russell-h-93497219b
Chapters:
00:25 – 01:52 – The first to get the TRK unlocked
01:53 – 03:20 – How many miles Russell has captured with mobile mapping
03:21 – 05:51 – The most unexpected place for mobile mapping
05:52 – 08:09 – Advantages of Leica technology and workflows
08:10 – 10:28 – Cool projects using data fusion
10:29 – 13:51 – Lessons learned in mobile mapping
13:52 – 16:10 – The impact of innovation
16:11 – 18:21 – The evolution of data consumability
18:22 – 22:11 – Cyclone 3DR, scripting, and delivering intelligence
22:12 – 24:34 – Pushing the limits of technology
24:35 – 29:28 – How to handle the unexpected
29:29 – 31:05 – The most enjoyable part of the job
31:06 – 32:38 – The next big thing in surveying and mapping
32:39 – 33:14 – Recommended podcasts
Note: Interview recorded July 11, 2024.
RELATED:
pure-surveying.com/2024/05/08/how-to-be-an-innovation-leader-in-surveying-and-engineering
