An SOA surveyor uses the Trimble SX10 for pipeline locations.

Scanning Takes on New Meaning for Pipeline Work

Texas Mutual

Scanning is getting easier in the oilfields. Just ask Texas-based S Oliver and Associates (SOA), which has provided surveying services for the oil and gas industry for more than 20 years. The varied and changing requirements of its clientele call for flexibility, innovation and the ability to implement solutions to…

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John Stenmark
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John Stenmark is a writer and consultant working in the geospatial, AEC and associated industries. A professional surveyor, he has more than 25 years of experience in applying advanced technology to surveying and related disciplines.

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