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Leicestershire, UK, 02 November 2009 - James Eddy, Technical Director of aerial survey company Bluesky, has been appointed Chairman of a steering group providing advice and guidance to G-STEP a University of Leicester service designed to maximise the use of satellite imagery by businesses.
Share Article Bluesky Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council anticipates significant end-of-year efficiency savings after making all of its network inspection teams fully mobile. Leading the way with mobile devices, the council is showcasing the power of the technology and its capacity to revolutionise the role of inspectors, and thus improve service levels.
This has been made possible through Symology's spatially enabled Insight Mobile solution.
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Share Article Symology As the largest county in England and Wales, North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC) has the responsibility to maintain more than 9,000 kilometres of roads - and their associated pavements and verges.
Share Article CDR Group Leicestershire, 01 December - Aerial mapping company Bluesky is helping fund an exciting environmental project in Peterborough, promoting sustainable lifestyles and raising awareness of environmental issues through practical demonstration and community involvement. The Green Backyard project is set to benefit from the donation following a thermal aerial survey completed by Bluesky on behalf of Peterborough City Council. As active supporters of The Green Backyard the city council approached Bluesky to see how they could compensate for the greenhouse gases emitted as a result of the survey and Bluesky were happy to make the donation to the local community project.
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