James Stone Joins GeoLogic Computer Systems
GeoLogic is pleased to welcome James Stone, formerly of Al-Jon Manufacturing. James
joins the the GeoLogic team as our new Business Development Manager. He brings
seven years of experience in the waste management industry.
Canadian Waste and Recycling Expo
Exposition Dates – November 14 – 15, 2012 | Symposium Dates – November 12 – 14, 2012
The Canadian Waste & Recycling Expo is Canada’s ONLY trade event
serving the waste, recycling and public works markets. The trade show
includes a host of events including an educational program produced by
the Canadian Waste Sector Symposium. The symposium will be held
November 12 – 14, 2012. Look for GeoLogic at Booth number 1611.
Region 2000 Services Authority Rutsburg, VA joins GeoLogic’s family of customers Oct 22, 2012.GeoLogic
is pleased to announce that the Region 2000 Livestock Road Facility has
recently installed a GeoLogic GPS Landfill System on their Aljon
compactor, .
GeoLogic attends the 2012 Iowa Recycling & Solid Waste Management Conference & Tradeshow.
The Iowa Recycling and Solid Waste Management Conference and Trade Show
provides exceptional educational programs, networking, and trade show
opportunities to recycling and solid waste management professionals
from across the Midwest. This year's event was held October 1-3, 2012
in Coralville, Iowa at the Coralville Marriott Hotel Conference Center.
GeoLogic attends the 2012 Wastecon in Washington D.C.
SWANA's celebrated its 50th Anniversary in the Nation's Capital at the
Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, August 14-16, 2012.
Over 2000 SWANA members gathered in Washington, DC in August for
several days to enjoy the maximum benefits of this premier industry
event: taking advantage of training and education sessions that
advanced their professional development, participating in networking
events and activities that expanded contacts within the industry, and
talking one-on-one with exhibitors about new products and services that
offer solutions in their day-to-day work.
GeoLogic attends WasteExpo Apr 30 - May 3, 2012 Las Vegas, NV.
Celebrating its 44th year, WasteExpo is North America’s largest solid
waste and recycling tradeshow serving both the private and public
sectors. Whether you come from the public sector, a small, medium or
large private sector waste management company or a manufacturer or
supplier, WasteExpo is your once-a-year event!
GeoLogic will be exhibiting at SWANA's 2011 WasteCon in
Nashville from August 23rd - 25th. This year's conference is being held
at the massive, and newly renovated, Gaylord Opryland Hotel and
Convention Center. The Convention Center can be reached at (615)
889-1000. Conference registration and event information is available
from the WasteCon website per the link below, or at (847) 620-4479.
Link
GeoLogic Computer Systems will be attending the 40th Annual
Environmental Show of the South. It will be held in Gatlinburg,
Tenessee, from April 27-29th,
at the Gatlinburg Convention Center. The Environmental Show of the
South is sponsored by the Tennessee Dept. of Environment and
Conservation's Division
of Solid Waste Management. The can be reached at (615) 532-0798. More
information and online registration are available on the conference
website:
Link
GeoLogic Computer Systems will be at the 21st Annual Solid Waste
Technical Conference, put on by the Engineering Society of Detroit.
This year it will be held in
East Lansing, at the Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center on Tuesday
April 12th, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For those that are interested,
there is also a training day on April 11th. For more information,
please see the conference website via the link below.
Link
A "Compaction Analysis of Municipal Solid Waste" conducted by
CalPoly researchers used the mapping capabilities of the GeoLogic GPS
Landfill System in place at Riverview Land Preserve to measure the
compaction of their MSW waste stream. This study evaluated the efficacy
of moisture addition to waste
in a labratory and field environment, and documented significant
improvments in compaction performance where moisture was added to the
waste stream
prior to mechanical compaction. For more information, and a short
abstract on the research, visit the Global Waste Research Institute
website via the following link:
Link
November 3-4th is Canada's only national waste and recycling
industry conference, the 2010 Canadian Waste and Recycling Expo. This
year it is
being held in Toronto at the International Centre. GeoLogic Computer
Systems will be exhibiting, so if you plan to attend, please stop by
and visit us at booth 1514. More information on the 2010 Canadian Waste
and Recycling Expo is available on their website at
www.cwre.ca. If you haven't already registered,
contact us for free Expo Passes (and save $40 each).
GeoLogic Computer Systems will also be at the New York State
Association for Solid Waste Management Fall 2010 Conference, October
4th and 5th.
The conference is being held at the Crown Plaza Resort Hotel and Golf
Club in Lake Placid, NY. For more information, please contact
the conference organizers at the Fulton County Department of Solid
Waste. Robin Kane with Fulton County DSW can be reached at
518-736-5501.
GeoLogic Computer Systems will be at the Iowa Recycling and Solid Waste
Management Conference, October 4th through the 6th. The conference is
being held at the Isle Casino Hotel and Waterfront Convention Center in
Bettendorf, Iowa. For more information on the conference, click the
following link to the conference website.
Link
GeoLogic Computer Systems GPS is the featured GPS solution in September
2009 MSW Management article on best practices for compaction and cover
at US landfills.
Link
Bomag Refuse Compactor Extends Life of Salem County Improvement Authority Landfill
Link (.pdf)
High-tech GPS systems help landfill operators cut costs and better control their sites
Link
Joint study by the Iowa Highway Research Board and National Concrete
Pavement Technology Center at Iowa State University shows the value of
stringless concrete paving using GeoLogic technology
Link (.pdf)
GeoLogic mobile mapping system puts AEP surveyors on wheels
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