G-Squared performs aerial photography, airborne and ground GPS survey, digital orthophotography, topographic mapping, image processing, and Geographic Information System (GIS) solutions for clients throughout the United States. Clients include engineering firms, counties, municipalities, airports, utilities, universities, and the Tennessee Department of Transportation. G-Squared was founded in Huntsville, AL in 1999, and is an Alabama Limited Liability, and is in its 18th year of operation.

G-Squared provides photogammetric mapping services to private and government agencies. As a medium-sized company, we are proud of our reputation for:

• Personal service
• Low overhead, low cost
• Unique solutions

• Upcoming Events List
  • AATA Summer – June 11^th – 15^th
  • MAPPS July 23^rd – 27^th
  • AAAO – August 11^th – 13^th

More information about these upcoming events will be posted soon

G-Squared was proud to attend our 19^th AATA event this year. This event is always so dear to us as it’s a great way for us to visit all of our Alabama friends.

Below, you can see some of the photos we took at the AATA 2017 Summer Conference.

 Alabama Association of Tax Administrators Summer Conference

Don Armstrong, revenue commissioner of Shelby County, giving a speech and bringing his last term as the AATA President to a close.

AATA Solomon Tisdale Memorial Golf Tournament

Each year at the AATA conference, G-Squared hosts the Solomon Tisdale Memorial Golf Tournament. This has been a standing tradition at the AATA for a number of years now.

The New Booth

The unveiling of the new booth was a huge success. This particular booth was geared more towards the golfers. We developed our new booth panels using our most recent 3 inch resolution imagery of Shelby County. The Golf course featured is the Robert Trent Jones Ross Bridge course. We even added some photos of a few holes and some interesting facts about each one.

TNGIC April 26-27

G-Squared was glad to attend the 2017 TNGIC conference in Knoxville, Tennessee. The conference had an exceptional turnout in attendance, great keynote speakers, and an all-around friendly crowd. With a good mixture of students, GIS professionals and vendors you just can’t find a better place to learn more about maps!

Here is a picture taken at the corn hole tournament. This has been a TNGIC tradition for a few years now.

Overview of the 2017 MAPPS and NSPS Federal Programs Conference

G-Squared is a part of a lobbying group known as MAPPS. Every year this group will hold one of its conferences in Washington D.C. to propose changes to members of congress. Sadly, the geospatial community often goes un-noticed in many facets of society. This group has changed this by giving our industry more of a presence on the Hill. The main points we touched on this year were; Private Sector Utilization, FEMA, NFIP & Flood Map Reform, and The Role of Geospatial Data in Building America’s Infrastructure. These key points are explained further below.

• Private Sector Utilization – The geospatial community is an industry in which the federal government can use for a wide range of purposes. With the rapid growth of technology, that range is becoming wider every day. One of the reasons MAPPS and the NSPS was in Washington was to show support and promote The Freedom From Government Competition Act (FFGCA). This act was proposed by Representative John Duncan (TN) and Senator John Thune.
• FEMA, NFIP & Flood Map Reform – This point was to show the importance of the 3DEP program. The NFIP is $24 Billion dollars in debt. The average age of elevation data from the USGS is on average 35 years. With more accurate elevation data, flood insurance premiums will inevitably drop due to having current data to work off of.
• The Role of Geospatial Data in Building America’s Infrastructure – The surveying and geospatial industry has played a key role in infrastructure. MAPPS was there to make congress aware of how important an infrastructure bill would be to the growth of America.

G-Squared produces high quality maps while keeping our clients informed. We take the necessary steps to stay current with changes in the industry and always have a desire to know more. If you have any questions regarding the content of this site, give me a call or send an email to zgalyen@gsqmap.com