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| Where I do most of my boating, the green flies are so big they can skeletonize a baby in minutes. Left unchecked, larvae can gorge on the leaves of first-growth alfalfa while adults further skeletonize leaves and any regrowth. As Bob Gaspirc, manager of mapping services for the city, explains, "By enabling us to automatically skeletonize our complex water network from a high level of detail to less granular detail, WaterGEMS allowed us to bridge the data needs of two different user groups, while saving the city over $1 million Canadian. |
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