In April 2019, the City of San Antonio adopted the rainfall values from a study published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) dubbed as NOAA Atlas 14. The study found that rainfall frequencies in parts of Texas are higher than in previous studies.
We’re refreshing our brand to reflect the energy, inspiration, and excitement that we feel when we come to work every day.
WGI’s Manager of Transportation Technologies and Connected Communities, Glenn Havinoviski, recently authored two chapters of a major new textbook.
WGI is pleased to welcome five new hires in our San Antonio, Austin, Houston, Dallas, and Jacksonville offices.
At WGI, we’ll help your community develop integrated micromobility plans and policies to capture benefits, limit risks and expand choices. From pilot project design to overall mobility planning, we can help you test, scale and incorporate innovative transportation into your community plans.
WGI is adding new versatility to our LiDAR capabilities with the introduction of LiDAR USA’s “Snoopy” system.
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