CONS ENG
In This Issue
Today's Challenges
The ADA Solution
Consulting Engineering In The News
Volume 3 #7: July 2012
Greetings!

This month's newsletter highlights recent news stories from your industry that illustrate how aerial data acquisition (ADA) services enhanced, or could have significantly enhanced, the ability of an organization to achieve its goals.

ADA services offer significant benefit and value when implemented in a timely manner and as part of your organization's overall strategy.

We hope you find an example that relates to your organization's mission.
 

Thanks for your continued interest. 

Jim Bail, Director of Sales & Marketing  

TODAY'S CHALLENGES  

Consulting engineering organizations often need access to high-quality aerial imagery to:     

  • Monitor and document construction project progress, from planning and approval through completion and acceptance
  • Educate key stakeholders about construction and environmental projects
  • Conduct surveys of all types, particularly in remote and/or rugged areas.
  • Provide visual documentation for environmental impact and site assessments     
THE ADA SOLUTION
Highway overpass construction
Highway Interchange Construction

Read more here about how Aerial Data Acquisition (ADA) solutions can help your organization:  

  • Provide contractor and customer project managers with real-time situational awareness reports on construction progress
  • Locate, identify and assess the scope and range of accidental and illicit discharges
  • Document compliance with regulations and provide evidence for legal actions
  • Monitor traffic patterns and congestion for interchanges and intersections
CONSULTING ENGINEERING IN THE NEWS

Opponents implore candidates to stop the east-west highway, Bangor Daily News, July 25, 2012

 

"The Legislature's decision to fund a $300,000 feasibility study last year to examine the economic viability of a 220-mile privately financed route running from Calais to Coburn Core has sparked a debate about the Piscataquis Valley's future. ... Some, like Cianbro Corp. CEO Peter Vigue, believe the project is the spark to revitalize the state's economy by making it a focal point in the global economy." More ...

 

Planners predict the future for I-293, New Hampshire Union Leader, July 18, 2012

  

"The reconstruction of Interstate 293 could have broad implications for the Greater Manchester area, including surrounding towns, state transportation planners told a community meeting Wednesday night. ... "What's happening here is somewhat unique." Kennedy said. "Capacity is important here, but so is safety." Kennedy outlined traffic issues with the road, including the daily backup along I-293 as traffic queues to maneuver onto the Amoskeag Circle." More ...

 

Airport land eyed, Sentinel Source, July 6, 2012

  

"Results are expected in coming weeks from a study of the Dillant-Hopkins Airport property being considered for commercial development by a newly-formed group of area businessmen and developers. The 1,000-acre property lies in North Swanzey, but is owned by the city of Keene, putting it in a unique position of being both under the authority of two municipalities and offering a potential economic boost to both communities. ... Plans for the land, which includes a large section of wetlands, haven't been publicly discussed by the Friends of the Airport
..." More ... 

 

We Can't Wait: Obama Administration Announces 5 Major Port Projects to Be Expedited, Seaports Press Review, July 19, 2012

 

"As part of its We Can't Wait initiative, the Administration announced that 7 nationally and regionally significant infrastructure projects will be expedited to help modernize and expand 5 major ports in the United States, including the Port of Jacksonville, the Port of Miami, the Port of Savannah, the Port of New York and New Jersey, and the Port of Charleston."  More ...

FOR MORE INFORMATION...

ASSIST-U.S.® specializes in providing Aerial Data Acquisition (ADA), surveillance and analysis services to public and private sector organizations throughout the Northeast and along the Eastern Seaboard.   

   

If you know others in your organization or industry who would be interested in what we do, please use the "Forward email" link at the bottom of this page.  

Visit our website to view our solutions here.  Our managers' blogs contain articles of interest, as well.  You can download our capabilities brief  here. 

Use our YouTube channel, LinkedIn group and Facebook page to view our real-time video portfolio and learn how we can support your needs for enhanced visual information through aerial imagery services. 

  

            

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I look forward to hearing from you to discuss how we might serve your organization's needs. Please contact me to schedule a facility visit or a demonstration of any of our standard aerial data acquisition services (described below).


Sincerely,

 

Jim Bail, Director of Sales & Marketing

603-219-09xx, x103 | jim.bail@assist-us.com    

Our Services
Customized Missions: Using leading-edge technologies to provide cost-effective aerial imagery solutions from a unique, flyover perspective that meet your needs.

Aerial Imagery Acquisition: Recording and streaming your imagery directly to your chosen devices or locations, archiving it for future analysis based on your requirements.

Analysis and Archiving: Analyzing your recorded and/or archived imagery with its critical, embedded information to deliver the post-flight results and reports you need.

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