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Vol.5 Issue 6: June 2010

In this issue

When Close Won't Cut It: Layout surveying had to be on the money for this multi-faceted building

Movement on the Sound: Laser scanners provide near-real-time geotechnical monitoring for the U-Link expansion of Seattle’s Sound Transit.

Time in a Model: Bureau of Reclamation Takes a Laser Look at Hoover Dam’s Monument Plaza

Leica Geosystems’ Guidance System Speeds Channel Repair Project by 15 Percent

Viva System Performs Well in Rough Cumberland Trail Survey

Leica Geosystems Announces Date for its 18th Airborne Sensor User Conference

Leica HDS™ Technology scans sunken warship from 1778
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From the field

When Close Won't Cut It: Layout surveying had to be on the money for this multi-faceted building
If talking about complex building layouts, consider the $1.6-million headquarters of New Day Inc., a youth counseling organization in Billings, Montana. The building is enclosed by two circular walls and multiple rectangular shapes that intersect and blend together around a central atrium.
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Movement on the Sound: Laser scanners provide near-real-time geotechnical monitoring for the U-Link expansion of Seattle’s Sound Transit.
Geo-Instruments implemented one of the industry’s first automated laser scanning systems using Leica Geosystems technology for near-real-time geotechnical monitoring to support construction of the Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority‘s (Sound Transit) University Link (U-Link) light rail extension in Seattle, WA.
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Time in a Model: Bureau of Reclamation Takes a Laser Look at Hoover Dam’s Monument Plaza
In a first of its kind effort, the Bureau of Reclamation’s Engineering Services Office in Boulder City, NV, built a detailed, highly accurate, as-built model of Hoover Dam’s 75-year-old Monument Plaza using high-definition surveying technology from Leica Geosystems.
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	Upcoming Events
	ESRI Users Conference July 13 - 15, 2010 San Diego, CA Find out more Intergraph Aug 30 - Sep 2, 2010 Las Vegas, NV Find out more ION - Institute of Navigation Sep 22 - 24, 2010 Portland, OR Find out more 2010 Leica Geosystems HDS Worldwide User Conference Oct 25 -27, 2010 San Ramon, CA Find out more 18th Annual Leica Geosystems Airborne Sensor User Conference Oct 25 - 27, 2010 Orlando, FL Find out more

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Leica Geosystems’ Guidance System Speeds Channel Repair Project by 15 Percent
A 3D excavator guidance system is helping the earthmoving subcontractor to beat the schedule by 15 percent on a $9-million channel repair project for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Topeka, Kansas.
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Viva System Performs Well in Rough Cumberland Trail Survey
Working in extremely harsh winter conditions—during the 11 weeks of the survey, average daytime temperatures were below freezing, and surveyors endured more than 60 inches of snow and rain—the RLS Group, based in Chattanooga, was able to survey 19 miles of trail corridor. The survey was completed on schedule, with no equipment breakdowns.
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Leica Geosystems Announces Date for its 18th Airborne Sensor User Conference
This year’s user conference will provide opportunities to learn more about the newest releases and configurations of Leica Geosystems Airborne Sensor products. With several excellent speakers already lined-up, the 2010 conference is shaping up to again deliver eye-opening content from many of today’s most progressive users.
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