Great Flood Of 2008 Got Aerial Services Wet, New Office Now Open Aerial Services was directly affected by the Midwest flooding in June 2008. It forced them out of their residence to a new office at 6221 Chancellor Drive, Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613. The company has been fully operational in the new facility since June 16. Damages incurred were limited to the old property and the loss of one data server which failed due to the abrupt move, not to water damage. All other vital equipment and most office furniture was saved. Losses were minimized because of good planning, amble forewarning, and amazing employees who, despite the difficult conditions, worked quickly to save mission critical resources. Further, the company wishes to thank all those in the professional community, friends, and others who expressed concern and offered assistance. You may call 319-277-0436 or 877-274-4447 during normal business hours or email staff with questions, concerns, or inquiries. More about the flood of Aerial Services old office, new location...  So, How Much Do Aerial Photos Cost? The Factors That Go Into Photo Pricing When in need of quality aerial photography, everyone wants to know how much it will cost. Unfortunately, this question depends on a number of variables. This means you usually have to call your provider for a price. This article is intended to help you better understand how aerial photography is priced. Read entire story...  Iowa Statewide LiDAR... What Will I Do With It, When, & How? Update On Free Data For Aerial Services' Home State If you are part of the geospatial community in Iowa, you know in 2006 the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) began a project to map the entire state of Iowa with Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology. Now that we are beginning to see select data appear in the public’s grasp, how can you use or expect to use this data? When will you see data for your areas? How will you work with it? Read entire story... Spatial Diversions Lighter Side Of The Geospatial Industry Fun, informative, and cool maps. See who is most free, what pattern US streets make, or if you have any troublemakers living nearby. World Freedom Atlas - Geovisualization for world freedom stats. It was designed for people to have a better understanding of political and freedom issues. Streets Only Map - All of the streets in the lower 48 United States: an image of 26 million individual road segments. No other features (such as outlines or geographic features) have been added to this image, however they emerge as roads avoid mountains, and sparse areas convey low population. Felon Spy - Felon search technology mines data from across the nation, from the web and otherwise, and combines it into a single, easy to use interface. Whether you’re checking up on your own neighbors or trying to find out if that hotel you’ve been eyeing is in a safe place, they can help. Volume 2, Issue 2 June 2008 Privacy Policy Taken on the coral shores and volcano formed ridges of Hawaii for Aerial Services, this beautiful aerial image gives a glimpse into the tropics. About This E-newsletter Aerial Services, Inc. (ASI), an integrated team providing premier geospatial services and products, sends this e-newsletter quarterly to clients, colleagues, and friends. Contact the editor if you have article ideas or submissions.