During 1995, the company concentrated more on data analysis. It invested in the development of a proprietary software package for use in analyzing imaging spectrometer data for water quality applications. The company has recently expanded to a staff of seven and has grown 50 per cent inside a year. During the past 12 months AGI has carried out project work in six countries, including Canada. The company expects to work in an additional four countries in 1996.
Future growth is likely to be even greater.
He has good reason for confidence. The company received an export achievement award based on its 1994 performance. In a typical month last summer, Herb Ripley was in Dartmouth, Italy and the Turks and Caicos Islands. For a Dartmouth company used to interpreting the world from above, it is clear that the sky's the limit.