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InfraMarker Debra Oakes InfraMarker Debra Oakes

Investments in Subsurface Utility Mapping Technology Mean Big Savings for Cities

Lack of buried asset information is estimated to cost the U.S. about $50 billion annually.

Construction intended to improve public infrastructure is the most costly and involved public works undertakings by government and contracting firms.

It’s surprising that many of the costs associated with large-scale construction projects stem from:

  • relocating underground utilities

  • designing around them so they don’t need to be moved.

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Surveying the future with RFID

Next, we deploy our drone outfitted with GNSS, a magnetic locator and RFID transceiver to hover over each monument coordinates to confirm the existing monuments and search for any missing monuments.

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InfraMarker Kari Campbell InfraMarker Kari Campbell

Disasters Underscore Critical Need for Connected Utility Infrastructure

On Sept. 14, 2018, Hurricane Florence slammed into the Carolinas, bringing with her powerful winds, torrential rains and the potential to wreak catastrophic destruction. Though Florence was downgraded to a Category 1 storm as it moved over land, its high winds and rain toppled trees, triggered massive flooding and caused power transformers to explode like fireworks, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power. More than 40 people have died as a result of the storm and flooding. ­­

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