Andrew G. Roe

Cadalyst contributing editor Andrew G. Roe is a registered civil engineer and president of AGR Associates. He is author of Using Visual Basic with AutoCAD, published by Autodesk Press. He can be reached at editors@cadalyst.com

Article Third-Party Solutions Enhance Data Transfer 1 Sep, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. New software improves efficiency of data updating and provides an ongoing log of edits and updates.
Article Bringing GPS Data Quickly into CAD 4 Aug, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Software lets users collect and upload field data into AutoCAD using handheld consumer GPS units.
Article New Tools Link GPS and Digital Cameras 30 Jun, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. New technology automatically records not only where a photo is taken but also the direction in which the camera is aimed.
Article Sustainable Is a Many-Splendored Word 2 Jun, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Civil and geospatial software find a natural niche in working toward a sustainable environment, as evidenced at this year's Bentley Conference.
Article A New Twist to Petroleum GIS 5 May, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Web-based application helps oil and gas explorers stay on track.
Article Interactive Maps: Custom Features 31 Mar, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Editing your JavaScript code enables the end user to select a specific location.
Article You, Too, Can Create Interactive Maps 2 Mar, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Even those with no programming training can use the widely available application programming interfaces to create maps.
Article Collaboration Yields Cleaner Water 4 Feb, 2008 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. With the help of GIS tools, the city of Denver is keeping urban contamination out of rivers and streams.
Article GPS Satellites Gain Prominence 3 Dec, 2007 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Recent developments in satellite and GPS technology will improve the quality of GPS data that land professionals can use in their projects.
Article GPS Satellites Gain Prominence 3 Dec, 2007 By: Andrew G. Roe,P.E. Recent developments in satellite and GPS technology will improve the quality of GPS data that land professionals can use in their projects.