Image credits, source context & presentation notes
Universal Studios Japan and Islands of Adventure photographs and the historical point-cloud image: original recovered image streams from The American Surveyor, November 2006, “Laser Scanning at Universal Studios Japan,” by Ed Oliveras; historical JMR fieldwork, not a new GO3D assignment. Original article copyright: Cheves Media. The remaining construction photograph and software screenshot come from slides 05 and 03 of GO3D’s PCL presentation; their specific project identities are not established in that deck. PCL is a prospect reference for the presentation approach, not a claimed contracted GO3D client.
The Woolpert logo is an unchanged pixel crop from the email signature supplied in this conversation. It identifies the intended recipient. This page makes no assertion of a signed partnership, current project award or measured savings. The case-study facts describe the historical assignment only. The gallery preserves original image geometry and does not use AI-generated project photographs.
Historical article source ↗ · Woolpert’s March 27, 2024 Murphy Geospatial acquisition announcement ↗
R9 retains the acquisition proposal, succession plan, original imagery and location review tools, and adds Eddie’s Texas / CPH field-leadership history and the Rinnert brothers’ story. This review does not establish an issued license, agreed transaction, completed location twins, local MSI connection or approved client release.
Acquisition history and professional references: McKim & Creed announcement, June 2009 ↗; Ed Oliveras, June 2009 ↗; Bjorklund, Oliveras & Lallathin, 2010 ↗; Tim Cawood LinkedIn ↗. Eddie’s personal transaction role, Southern Laser / Southern Precision history and mobile-scanning experience are founder-provided, not independently verified employment or transaction records.
Client names identify historical published assignments, not current contracts. Historical praise is not a present endorsement. A confidential label and noindex metadata do not impose access control; do not place this owner-review package on a public website without approval.
R9 / Field-leadership story: The 2003 Texas / CPH Engineers work history, crew-supervision account, Richard’s brother relationship to Jerry and the “Dueling Dragons” nickname are supplied by Eddie Oliveras in this conversation. “The Power of One” describes one accountable project lead working with the appropriate people and equipment. No new professional license, Richard participation in the acquisition, employment dates beyond the stated starting year or present corporate endorsement is asserted.