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Lunch with a view! With the days getting shorter, our field crews are making the most of the daylight while working on p...
10/28/2026

Lunch with a view! With the days getting shorter, our field crews are making the most of the daylight while working on projects across the country. And sometimes, even a quick roadside pizza break comes with some pretty spectacular scenery.

More than 900 tickets sold and $14,428.69 raised for pediatric care in our community! 🎃 Eagle Engineering and Consulting...
10/26/2026

More than 900 tickets sold and $14,428.69 raised for pediatric care in our community! 🎃 Eagle Engineering and Consulting was pleased to join local businesses and families at Go-Go’s 5th Annual Trunk-or-Treat in Fredericton on Sunday.

Eagle team members Alice Richardson-Cain and Colin Murphey, along with their families, came out to welcome trick-or-treaters and hand out treats. Between the creative costumes, decorated trunks, and families stopping by, there was plenty to enjoy throughout the afternoon.

The event exceeded its $13,000 fundraising goal, with 100% of the proceeds going to The Chalmers Foundation to support pediatric care at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital. Thank you to Go-Go for organizing the event, to our Eagle families for taking part, and to everyone who helped make it a success.

See a few photos from the afternoon: https://eagle-eac.com/gogo-trunk-or-treat-fredericton-2026/

Go-Go Gymnastics Chalmers Foundation

When is backpack LiDAR mapping a better choice than vehicle-mounted mobile mapping?Not every mapping project can be comp...
10/22/2026

When is backpack LiDAR mapping a better choice than vehicle-mounted mobile mapping?

Not every mapping project can be completed from a vehicle. Pedestrian areas, narrow pathways, building interiors, and spaces with limited vehicle access often require a different approach. Backpack LiDAR systems provide a practical solution by allowing a reality capture specialist to walk through an area while collecting 3D spatial data. Using LiDAR sensors, positioning technology, and imaging systems, the equipment captures the surrounding environment to create detailed point clouds that can be used for mapping, measurements, and asset documentation.

In busy areas, backpack mapping can be particularly useful for collecting information about sidewalks, storefronts, street furniture, building façades, and other features that may be difficult to capture completely from a vehicle. It's also useful for indoor mapping, pedestrian corridors, campuses, industrial facilities, and other areas where traditional mobile mapping equipment cannot easily operate. For municipalities, engineers, and infrastructure managers, backpack LiDAR provides another way to collect existing-condition data while reducing the need for extensive manual measurements.

On construction sites, stockpiles and excavation areas change faster than most tracking methods can keep up with. What l...
10/21/2026

On construction sites, stockpiles and excavation areas change faster than most tracking methods can keep up with. What looks consistent from a distance can be off by a meaningful amount when you measure it. That difference tends to show up later in reporting, material tracking, or project closeout.

LiDAR-based volumetric assessments help you stay ahead of those issues. A quick scan produces a detailed surface model, and from there, you can calculate volumes with a level of consistency that’s difficult to achieve with manual measurements. The result is a record you can reference as the site evolves and volumes change over time.

If you want a closer look at how this works and where it fits, read the full breakdown here >> https://eagle-eac.com/volumetric-assessment-the-cornerstone-of-data-driven-decision-making/

How can LiDAR identify road drainage problems before potholes develop?Mobile LiDAR measures changes in road surface elev...
10/20/2026

How can LiDAR identify road drainage problems before potholes develop?

Mobile LiDAR measures changes in road surface elevation, helping engineers identify low spots, uneven slopes, and areas where water may collect. These measurements can reveal potential drainage problems before visible pavement damage develops.

Take a look at this road elevation scan. The coloured contours represent changes in surface height, including an elevation difference of approximately 18 cm across the highlighted section. By examining the slope and surrounding road geometry, engineers can identify areas where water may pool rather than drain away.

Why does this matter? Standing water can accelerate pavement deterioration, particularly in Canadian climates where repeated freeze-thaw cycles contribute to cracking, potholes, and other surface defects. For municipalities responsible for maintaining hundreds of kilometres of roads, mobile LiDAR provides detailed elevation data to support drainage analysis and identify areas requiring further investigation.

When combined with pavement condition assessments, including Pavement Condition Index (PCI) and International Roughness Index (IRI) measurements, this information helps municipalities prioritize maintenance, plan rehabilitation work, and make informed decisions about road infrastructure investments.

Learn more about Eagle Engineering and Consulting's road condition assessment services and how we help municipalities better understand their road networks. >> https://eagle-eac.com/services/pavement-condition-assessments/

Get those Halloween costumes ready, Fredericton! 🎃👻 Eagle Engineering and Consulting is excited to be joining more than ...
10/15/2026

Get those Halloween costumes ready, Fredericton! 🎃👻 Eagle Engineering and Consulting is excited to be joining more than 40 local businesses and organizations for Go-Go's 5th Annual Trunk-or-Treat!

On Sunday, October 25, we'll be decorating our trunk, handing out treats, and welcoming hundreds of little ghosts, goblins, and superheroes for an afternoon of Halloween fun.

Best of all, 100% of the event proceeds will go directly to The Chalmers Foundation, supporting a great cause in our community. This year's goal is to raise $13,000 to support pediatric care at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital.

If you're in the Fredericton area, bring the kids, show off those costumes, and come join us for some Halloween fun. We'd love to see you there!

📍 30 Knowledge Park Drive, Fredericton
📅 Sunday, October 25, 2026
⏰ 12:00 to 3:30 p.m. (rain or shine)
🎟️ Tickets: $15 per child

Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/go-gos-fifth-annual-trunk-or-treat-event-tickets-2001171602132

10/14/2026

What’s actually inside that manhole? Quite a lot, as this 3D LiDAR scan shows. You can see the chamber itself along with the telecom infrastructure running through it, giving teams a detailed record of what was there at the time of collection.

For existing telecom networks, this type of scan can document the layout and status of infrastructure inside the manhole, capture the geometry and condition of the opening, and provide measurements that can be reviewed later from the office. If something was missed during the initial review, or an engineer needs a second look as the design progresses, there is a good chance the answer is already in the scan.

That can save another trip to the site, which is becoming increasingly valuable as access gets more complicated. In some areas, manhole covers are being secured to deter copper theft, so returning to a site can mean having to reopen a secured manhole just to confirm a detail or collect another measurement.

LiDAR can also reduce the need for personnel to enter a confined space simply to document existing conditions. The result is a measurable 3D record that the project team can return to throughout planning and design without repeatedly reopening the manhole or sending someone inside.

Learn more about our manhole scanning services >> https://eagle-eac.com/services/manhole-inspections/

As we head into Thanksgiving weekend, we're taking a moment to appreciate the people who make what we do possible. We're...
10/09/2026

As we head into Thanksgiving weekend, we're taking a moment to appreciate the people who make what we do possible. We're grateful for our hardworking team, the clients who put their trust in us, and the partners we have the pleasure of working with throughout the year.

A special thank you to our vendors who keep us equipped and productive, and who are always willing to take the time to help when we need it. We truly appreciate your support!

From all of us at Eagle Engineering and Consulting, we wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with good food, good company, and plenty to be thankful for!

Are your project demands outpacing your team’s capacity? It’s something we’re seeing more often across engineering, tele...
10/08/2026

Are your project demands outpacing your team’s capacity? It’s something we’re seeing more often across engineering, telecommunications, and municipal work.

Point clouds are sitting there but haven’t been extracted. CAD work starts to fall behind. GIS data needs to be structured before it can be used, but there isn’t time to get to it. Network design begins to slip behind schedule. Instead of pushing deadlines or spreading teams too thin, parts of the work get handed off and kept moving.

Eagle can take on focused pieces like point cloud extraction from LiDAR and photogrammetry, CAD drafting built to your standards, GIS database setup and maintenance, telecom network design support, and validation of third-party data. Our teams work within your standards and timelines, and we also help merge and align datasets so everything lines up and is ready to use. It’s a practical way to clear your backlog without adding overhead or slowing things down with hiring.

If you’ve got work starting to stack up, reach out to talk about your project needs. >> https://lnkd.in/eKYzzXrR

Why eyeball it?
10/07/2026

Why eyeball it?

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