Right of Way - January/February2019

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Woolpert has been contracted by Dewberry Engineers Inc. to collect high-resolution lidar data over approximately 10,000 square miles across the peninsula of Florida, from St. Johns County to

Palm Beach County, as well as six inland counties in support of the U.S. Geological Survey’s 3D Elevation Program.

Mike Zoltek, Woolpert senior project manager, said that Woolpert teamed with Dewberry to provide both lidar data collection and deliverable production based on recommendations from the Florida Statewide Lidar Working group, which is comprised of representatives from the Florida Department of Emergency Management, the Florida Department of Transportation, as well as representatives from all five Florida Water Management Districts.

Woolpert will be contracted through Dewberry, which was tasked by
the USGS to oversee the collection of the Quality Level 1 lidar data
for a statewide mapping effort. The $20 million statewide project is
being jointly funded by the Florida DEM, USGS and other partner
federal agencies. The project will contribute to the 3D Elevation
Program products and services available through The National Map,
“It’s crucial for this data to be
collected at a high density since
Florida is so flat and prone to
hurricanes and flooding,” said
Sam Moffat, Woolpert geospatial
program director. “Having
the most current and accurate
elevation data is vital for disaster
response and management, flood
inundation modeling and to
support coastal resilience.”