A day in the life of a Cardno Surveyor
For Global Surveyors Day, Matina Kyriakou, Surveyor, from Rockdale, Australia, shares with you what a day in the life of a Cardno surveyor looks like!
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Taking to the skies with Amy Steiger
Did you know – the term "remotely piloted aircraft” (RPA) is an industry-standard from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA)?
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Cardno’s interactive transport plan helps get Broken Hill community moving
Cardno developed an interactive transport plan to help our client at the Broken Hill City Council visualise our recommended infrastructure upgrades and their costs dynamically.
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Cardno's Surveyors recognised by Boards
Cardno’s spatial and surveying capabilities has been recognised by surveying Boards in Victoria and New South Wales.
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Cardno presents on the ‘Democratisation of positioning’ at the NZIS Conference 2018
Centimetre accuracy positioning may still remain the domain of the surveyor, but decimetre (sub-foot) accuracy positioning in XYZ is now open season to all. What does this mean for surveyors and for spatial practitioners?
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Cardno inspires young females to pursue a STEM career
Cardno sponsored and participated in the STEM Camp for girls, held at the University of Wollongong, Australia. The camp’s aim is to ignite the interest of young females in year 10 and 11 to pursue a STEM career.
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Cardno finalist for the 2017 New Zealand Spatial Excellence Awards
Cardno’s project was named as a finalist for the 2017 New Zealand Spatial Excellence Awards in the Technical Excellence category.
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Cardno traffic expert discusses industry trends at Engineers Australia event
Cardno’s Matthew Ballard was invited to share his insights into market trends and fast-growing areas in the engineering industry at an Engineers Australia evening seminar in Melbourne, Australia on 20 September.
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Cardno drones challenge helps students’ ideas take flight
Some of the University of Sydney’s best and brightest undergraduate engineering students have spent the first few weeks of Semester 2 coming up with innovative new ideas to help leading engineering firm Cardno navigate a drone-enabled future.
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