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Precise tree-top surveying has been integral to the design and construction of the Eden Project's new Rainforest Lookout. [more]

A leading scaffolding and construction services company is using precision surveying and metrology equipment to give added quality to their complex installations. [more]

Leading metrology and precision engineering companies have been displaying their technical and business capabilities at a mini-manufacturing exhibition at the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS). [more]

Leica Geosystems equipment, which has been integral to the construction of many of the world's tallest buildings, is now being used on perhaps the most iconic building project in the world today – the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site in New York. [more]

Surveyors in the Welsh construction industry have expressed concern over the effects that drastic public funding cuts might have on the sector. [more]

Thieves have derailed the Canadian work of an international housing charity by successfully targeting the precision surveying equipment being used in one of their current projects. [more]

Environmental scientists and teams of volunteers are using GPS surveying and locating equipment to track the movements of the turtle population of a Florida nature reserve. [more]

A new generation of industrial theodolites from the leading metrology brand, Leica Geosystems, is aiming to enhance the capabilities of aerospace applications in both civilan and military environments. [more]

Two new antennae have been launched by Hemisphere GPS that the company says will aid surveying in particularly challenging environments. [more]

The natural resource-rich Barnett Shale gas field near Fort Worth, Texas, has been carefully surveyed in a joint project between Leica Geosystems and Geomaic Resources LLC. [more]