Service: Remote Sensing

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Cody Gibson Earns Certified Mapping Scientist – Remote Sensing Certification

Cody Gibson, LSIT, CMS, Remote Sensing Specialist at R&M, recently earned his Certified Mapping Scientist – Remote Sensing certification from ASPRS. With 12 years of experience in land and hydrographic surveying, Cody brings advanced geospatial expertise to support R&M’s growing capabilities in remote sensing and mapping across Alaska.

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Mine Control: Geodetic Surveying at a Remote Alaskan Mine

At Red Dog Mine, one of the world’s largest zinc producers, precision surveying is the unseen foundation behind safe and efficient operations. R&M worked with mine staff and the National Geodetic Survey to create a modern geodetic control system and annual verification program that keep the site’s infrastructure aligned, accurate and stable year after year.

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Tim Cowie Earns Land Surveyor in Training Certification

Tim Cowie, LSIT, a Land Surveyor at R&M, successfully earned his Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT) Certification.

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New Remote Sensing Specialist Expands R&M’s Hydrographic Capabilities

Cody Gibson recently joined R&M as a Remote Sensing Specialist in the firm’s Geomatics Department. In this role, Cody will conduct hydrographic surveys in support of nearshore and freshwater projects.

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Craig Knight, PLS Joins R&M’s Fairbanks Office

Craig has 26 years of surveying experience in a wide range of services. He will work as project manager and lead surveyor responsible for collecting, processing and mapping survey data .

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Danby-Wembley Roundabout Collaboration

The Danby-Wembley Roundabout in Fairbanks was constructed to alleviate above-average vehicle crashes in the intersection of Danby and Wembley Streets (a two-way stop).

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AJ Griffin, PLS Joins R&M’s Geomatics Department

AJ brings 20 years of surveying experience to R&M, with 15 of those years in Alaska. He is experienced in all types of surveys.

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A New Resting Place for Interior-Based Alaskan Veterans

INTERIOR ALASKA VETERANS CEMETERY The Fairbanks area has the second densest population of veterans in Alaska, with an estimated 11,000 veterans residing within a 75-mile radius of the Fairbanks North Star Borough. These Alaskan veterans have limited options for burial in the state, both far from home. The nearest dedicated veterans’ cemetery is 350 miles […]

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Danby-Wembley Roundabout Truck Trial: Seeing is Believing

After more than 13 years of working as a Civil Engineer in two states and a foreign country, I am still amazed by the diversity of this career field and it continues to humble me. Case in point – conceiving, planning and executing a truck trial in Alaska’s interior for an audience not necessarily as […]

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