The shale delusion: Why the party’s over for U.S. tight oil
Despite brash statements by U.S. producers and misleading analysis by Raymond James, low oil prices are killing tight oil companies.
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UNAVCO Names Septentrio as Preferred Vendor for GNSS Reference Stations
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SiTrack:One by Leica Geosystems first to make survey-grade 3D point clouds without GNSS for efficient rail maintenance
Leica Geosystems released SiTrack:One, the highly-accurate rail track maintenance and refurbishment system incorporating the Leica ScanStation P40 to generate 3D point clouds, today at INTERGEO.