In this episode of HxGN Radio, we sat down with Paul Holley, professor and director of the Center for Construction Innovation and Collaboration at Auburn University, to discuss how to empower the next generation of surveying and construction professionals to build the future.
In this episode of HxGN Radio, we sat down with students from Oregon State University’s Civil Engineering Geomatics program to explore the changes that are occurring in the surveying profession as the next generation start to enter the workforce.
Monitoring is a growth market and thus a promising field for surveyors who want to branch out. Surveyors can easily get into simple manual monitoring using their existing surveying knowledge and, as they gain experience, venture into more advanced automated monitoring projects.
In this episode of HxGN Radio, we discuss why and how attracting new talent to the surveying profession matters in creating a sustainable, autonomous future.
Demand for surveying and geospatial engineering services is rapidly outpacing the number of professionals in this field. Developing an inclusive and diverse workforce is essential to closing the gap and elevating the status of the profession.
