Sewall President Dave Edson, LPF, interviews with Forestry Source on the recession and how it has affected the company. More
Sewall Forestry & Natural Resources has been providing valuation work for Forestry Tasmania (FT) for several years. One of its projects has been to appraise periodically a softwood joint venture between FT and GMO Renewable Resources, which was recently sold to New Forests, another Sewall client. More about the transaction and Sewall's role in it.
James W. Sewall Company is pleased to announce the hiring of water/wastewater engineer Michael S. Riley, PE, as Senior Project Manager in Engineering. With 20 years’ experience in water/wastewater consulting and municipal utility management, he will play a strategic role in expanding Sewall’s traditional client base in the New England water/wastewater market.
Mr. Riley has a career record of accomplishment in both professional consulting and water utility management. As project...
Sewall has formed a new multidisciplinary Environmental Sciences group to deliver innovative solutions in water resources and water quality management to government, industry, and commercial clients. Under the direction of Dr. Jeffrey S. (Steve) Kahl, the Environmental Sciences group integrates Sewall expertise in engineering, GIS mapping and natural resources to conduct research, seek grant funding, and implement large-scale projects in stormwater and watershed management, water quality...
The geospatial, engineering and natural resource consulting firm James W. Sewall Company will promote Offshore Wind Energy GIS (OWEGIS) technology, aerial mapping, siting, and engineering services at the AWEA Offshore WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition on October 11-13, in booth 331 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland.
"Sewall has assisted in the development of 10 commercial-scale wind projects representing 300 wind turbines and over 600 mw of potential energy...
Patrick Graham is director of Renewable Energy Services at James W. Sewall Company, an engineering and natural resources consulting firm. He draws on 19 years of engineering and environmental consulting experience and shares his views on investment opportunities in wind power development. More
The Governor's Office has released a new report completed by an Old Town natural-resource consulting firm for the Maine Department of Conservation (MDOC) predicting that harvest levels of the state's spruce-fir fiber resource can be increased significantly over the next 20 years while inventory levels are maintained.
The report on current inventory and projected growth, prepared by James W. Sewall Co. of Old Town, examines Maine's private, state and commercial timberlands, excluding...
MAPPS, the only national association for private sector geospatial firms, elected three new members to the association's Board of Directors and re-elected five others. The MAPPS Board also elected a slate of officers to serve the association for 2011-2013.
Richard "Dick" McDonald, PLS, CP, Director of Geospatial Services of T3 Global Strategies Inc., Bridgeville, PA assumed the office of President. McDonald has been a member of the MAPPS Board for six years, including roles as Secretary...
In this Timberland Special Feature, Bret Vicary, vice president, forestry and natural resource consulting at James W. Sewall Company, who specializes in timberland investment analysis and appraisals, is going to share why appraisals pose a challenge for investors. Towards that end, he shares how effective and useful GIS (an acronym for geographic information system), remote sensing and aerial photography can be in determining timberland inventory. More
James W. Sewall Company of Old Town, Maine, has selected GeoCue Corporation to deploy a GeoCue managed LIDAR production workflow solution. Leveraging a GeoCue enterprise configuration, LIDAR specific workflows, and Terrasolid LIDAR editing tools, Sewall will be fully equipped for all aspects of LIDAR production from receipt of geo-coded LIDAR data in LAS format to final map product delivery.
As part of this contract, Sewall LIDAR technicians and management staff have also participated...
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