How the Future of Underground Mapping Can be Found in the Cloud

By Michael A. Twohig

In the late 1800s, America experienced a monumental shift as people moved from rural areas into growing industrial and trade centers. Boston was one of those great American cities that experienced the resulting population boom. To respond to the growing demands on Boston’s antiquated infrastructure, city planners and urban designers needed to rebuild outdated systems, replace failing facilities and develop new transportation systems to move the masses.