Here’s another great Quick Tip from Jonathan Byham on how to import a geo-referenced file into Google Earth. Geo-tiffs are high-resolution images that, when imported into Google Earth or other geospatial software, can be used to view, analyze, and even...
Quick Tip from Jonathan Byham, Atlantic’s Associate Vice President, on how to draw a polygon in Google Earth. Polygons are especially useful when creating an area of interest (AOI) for your next project, and can easily be saved and shared with your project...
Lidar Quality Levels One of the most common questions we receive regarding lidar data is “what is the difference between the Quality Level 0, 1 and 2”? In this video, our President and CEO, Brian Mayfield breaks down the differences in QL0, QL1, and QL2 data and...
In 2017, Atlantic developed a 3-year strategic plan designed to spur our innovation and growth as a company. One of our strategies from that plan states that “Atlantic will develop a mechanism to support dedicated Research & Development activities aimed at...
One of the most common misunderstandings we encounter is the assumption that all project costs are equal regardless of the time of day or season. One thing we would like our clients to understand is that the more specific time requirements, the higher the cost;...
In this video series, we are aiming to explain how various geographic or client-driven requirements affect the cost of your project. Terrain and topography are obviously something we cannot change to reduce cost, but we do hope to explain why there is more cost...
