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Carla Lauter

Portland

Content Manager at Geo Week News

Writer, data nerd and craft beer gadfly and mom to a tiny human.

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  • 1 week ago | geoweeknews.com | Carla Lauter

    Sponsored by AutodeskProjects undertaken by Civil Engineers - from bridges and tunnels to municipal infrastructure like wastewater treatment plants - are often massive and complex. Adding to this challenge, often the infrastructure they need to repair, rebuild or inspect predates any kind of digital documentation, making it challenging to get a whole view of the project.

  • 2 weeks ago | geoweeknews.com | Carla Lauter

    Are you advancing the future of lidar, reality capture, or geospatial mapping? Do you have lessons to share from a complex project, insights on new tools, or a perspective that can help others in the industry navigate what’s next? Now’s your chance to share it—the Call for Speakers for Geo Week 2026 is officially open. Geo Week brings together professionals across the built environment, infrastructure, and geospatial ecosystems.

  • 1 month ago | geoweeknews.com | Carla Lauter

    For years, “geospatial AI” was largely the domain of geospatial companies. Software and hardware providers, as well as imagery and data brokers built proprietary models to provide added value and insights from lidar scans, satellite imagery, and photogrammetry data (and lately, even other sensor data and data from UAVs).

  • 1 month ago | geoweeknews.com | Carla Lauter

    The World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC) brings together companies from across the geospatial sector to promote innovation, share industry perspectives, and encourage the use of geospatial technologies to tackle global challenges like sustainability, climate resilience, and economic development.

  • 2 months ago | geoweeknews.com | Carla Lauter

    As the geospatial industry continues to grow, the need to develop and support the next generation of professionals has never been greater. Conversations - and concerns - about the “future geospatial workforce” often focus on hypotheticals: Who will drive the industry forward and what skills will they need? But the future workforce is not just an abstract idea; it is already taking shape in the field and at universities today.

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