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Aerial Services Adds Leica’s ADS80-SH82 Airborne Digital Sensor To Arsenal Of Professional Mapping Tools
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Cedar Falls, Iowa, November 2008 – Aerial Services, Inc. has become the first U.S. geospatial firm to purchase the ADS80 Airborne Digital Sensor, Leica Geosystems’ third generation state-of-the-art line sensor technology. This sensor is capable of numerous applications including orthophotos and 3D feature mapping.
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Aerial Services' President Shares Flood Disaster Experience With U.S. House Committee on Small Business
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Washington, D.C., September 2008 – On Wednesday, September 24, 2008, the House Committee on Small Business (Subcommittee on Contracting & Technology) held a hearing titled “Small Business Recovery from the Midwest Disasters of 2008". Congressman Bruce Barley invited Aerial Services' President & CEO, Mike Tully, to share the companies' experience regarding Federal aid and how they were recovering from the flood of 2008.
You may view Mr. Tully's testimony via YouTube video clip or see his written testimony as provided to the House Committee on Small Business. Aerial Services was proud to be involved in this endeavor and hopes their contribution to this proceeding will improve Federal response to disasters in the future.
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Orthorectified 1/2' Resolution Photos Of Eastern Iowa Flooding Near Crest
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Cedar Falls, Iowa, July 2008 – Aerial Services flew missions to acquire aerial photography as all major cities in Eastern Iowa were near or just past their highest levels. All photography was acquired at 1/2' resolution from 6,000' above ground level. The orthophotography is georeferenced to Iowa State Plane North (US Feet) and was rectified using USGS NEDs.
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Aerial Services Effected By Historic Flood In Cedar Falls, Iowa; New Office Open
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Cedar Falls, Iowa, June 2008 – Aerial Services' office has moved due to severe flooding of the Cedar River in Cedar Falls. A new office is now open on the other side of town. The situation is rapidly improving.
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