In any digging project, if you hit something underground, chances are it will not be buried treasure. Underground utility strikes are dangerous and costly, but luckily are almost always avoidable.
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When it comes to underground piping systems, leaks are a common problem. Because they are located underground, these leaks could exist for a while before
What’s New with GIS Technology? GIS is moving into an expanded role that builds on the aggregative properties of big data applications. The current iteration
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