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1. Sep 25, 2026 Drone mapping or a licensed survey: which one you need How to tell a drone map from a licensed survey, the one question that decides which you need, and where the phrase survey-grade actually comes from. Construction and mapping
2. Sep 23, 2026 What an aerial construction record shows, and what it doesn't What a dated drone capture of a construction site measures, what makes two captures comparable, what a volume number is made of, and where the record fits. Construction and mapping
3. Sep 23, 2026 What an aerial scan of a solar array finds, and what confirms it What an aerial thermal scan of a PV array finds, why it resolves a module but not a cell, what the patterns mean, and what confirms them on the ground. Solar
4. Sep 22, 2026 What a roof moisture survey finds, and what the cores confirm How an infrared roof moisture survey works, what conditions it needs, why cores confirm every finding, and why the 25 percent rule has no source. Roofing and moisture
5. Sep 21, 2026 Canal lining and piping in Idaho: what seven projects cost What seven Idaho canal lining and piping projects cost, from state and federal records — grouped by what was built, with every figure linked to its source. Canal and irrigation
6. Sep 20, 2026 What an electrical thermography scan needs from your facility What has to be true before a thermal scan of your electrical gear is worth doing — covers, load, and what the reading can and can't tell you. Electrical and NFPA 70B
7. Sep 17, 2026 How dawn thermography narrows the search for canal seepage What a dawn thermal flight over an irrigation canal can find, what it can't, and how the published detection numbers are usually misread. Canal and irrigation