Geospatial
The most effective decisions are always made using accurate, high quality data and that’s what Merrick delivers. Geospatial solutions from Merrick provide you with the expert data collection, management, and analysis that drives the highest quality projects across numerous disciplines –from civil engineering to energy development and more. Our leading edge approaches and technologies for data collection, processing, and management ensure highly accurate solutions that allow you to overcome complex challenges with confidence.
LiDAR airfield
obstruction study
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Helicopter data
acquisition system
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Merrick is rooted in mapping history. Since the firm’s founding in 1955, Merrick has been involved in surveying, mapping, photogrammetry, and the ongoing technological advances occurring in the industry. Merrick has continued that imperative and is highly recognized as a leading provider of geospatial services and products throughout the Americas.
Merrick stays at the forefront of providing comprehensive, client-focused land information services. In-house engineers, architects, surveyors, and scientists enhance the team’s capabilities, thus providing you with a full-service resource base rarely found within the industry.
Airborne Data Acquisition
Merrick’s helicopter sensor platform and three fixed-wing sensor platforms provide you with options in your data acquisition. It is highly useful and cost effective in mapping transportation corridors, power transmission lines, floodplains, dams/levees, natural resources, wind farms, and even archaeological digs. In addition, the firm’s capabilities in multi-sensor data fusion allow you to bring together data from multiple sources and integrate it into a single operational picture of your project area.
High Definition Surveying
In the quickly evolving profession of high definition surveying, Merrick is moving fast and effectively. This new technology’s accuracy in documenting existing ”as-built” conditions, from electric substations to oil pump stations to transportation infrastructure, terrestrial laser scanning is quickly becoming mandatory operating procedure for efficiently developing engineering-ready designs.