Events

The Esri Infrastructure Management & GIS Conference brings together infrastructure owners, engineers, and GIS professionals to explore how geospatial technology is transforming the way critical networks are planned, built, and maintained. Schonstedt, part of Radiodetection, will be exhibiting within the Radiodetection booth, highlighting our trusted magnetic locators alongside Radiodetection’s precision locating, mapping, and GPR solutions. Visit Booth #417 to learn how our combined technologies help field teams efficiently locate ferrous assets such as valves, manhole covers, and survey markers, while capturing accurate location data to support better asset records, safer excavation, and more effective infrastructure maintenance. For more information, visit…

The Canadian Common Ground Alliance (CCGA) is dedicated to enhancing public safety and increasing the integrity and reliability of Canada’s underground utility infrastructure through effective damage prevention practices. Radiodetection will be located at Booth #20, featuring a range of precision utility locators, mapping and digital solutions, ground penetrating radar (GPR) from Sensors & Software, and magnetic locators from Schonstedt. Together, these technologies support accurate detection and informed decision-making — helping to reduce the risk of utility damage while helping protect the people and communities that depend on this critical underground infrastructure.

Geo Week brings together geospatial and mapping professionals to explore how data, maps, and advanced technologies can deepen our understanding of the world and inform solutions for complex challenges. Schonstedt, part of Radiodetection, will be exhibiting at Booth #2121 alongside Radiodetection’s utility locating, mapping, and GPR solutions. Visit us to explore Schonstedt magnetic locators, used for detecting buried ferrous objects such as valve boxes, manhole covers, and survey markers. Learn how magnetic locators can complement broader utility locating and mapping workflows. For more information, visit Geo Week – Salt Lake City.