Sentence examples for mapping expert and from inspiring English sources

Helped by an Inuit mapping expert, and stalked by curious locals, the team spent four days trudging through the terrain and collecting the images and information that will give the isolated community on the tundra of Baffin Island what urbanites across the globe now take for granted.

Traveling with a team that includes two interpreters, a photographer, a cameraman, a ballistics specialist, a mapping expert and a notetaker, Father Desbois records all the stories on video, sometimes holding the microphone himself, and asking questions in simple language and a flat tone.

"It's a platform battle," according to Di-Ann Eisnor, a social mapping expert and vice president of Waze, a commuter tool that relies on real-time crowdsourced data from its 18.5 million users to inform its mobile mapping application.

For the moment, the total is anyone's guess, said Dr. Anupma Prakash, a geological mapping expert at the International Institute for Aerospace Survey and Earth Sciences in the Netherlands.

In Brick Township, N.J., local officials have paid a mapping expert to obtain certification in floodplain technology to challenge the Federal Emergency Management Agency's new flood maps.

In protest, the town teamed up with neighboring Toms River to pay for a mapping expert to obtain certification in the advanced software used to measure flood plains.

Mapping expert HERE is launching a Real-Time thatfic service that pulls aggregated data from sensors in Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz vehicles that are actually out driving the road, making it the first commercial traffic service of its kind that collects real-time information from vehicles from competing carmakers, according to HERE.

The teams consist of police officers, National Guardsmen, environmental scientists and mapping experts.

He gave us some exclusive insights into his collaboration with the audiovisual artists and projection mapping experts who helped create the visual identity for his new album, ISAM, will is beautifully augmented by digital and physical stage designs setup that can only be summarized as the culmination of two decades worth of sound and visual adventures.

In interviews and a new book, Dr. Heyerdahl and Per Lilliestrom, a Swedish map expert, claim that thousands of their hardy Norse ancestors may have prospered in the land that Leif Ericson christened "Vinland" in A.D. 1000.

"Then you punched the number into the computer and figured out the latitude and longitude," recalled Robert W. Gaskell, a planet-mapping expert.