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Article: Field analyst in Denver charts course for navigation.
- Article from:
- The Denver Post (Denver, CO)
- Article date:
- October 18, 2004
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Byline: Ross Wehner
Oct. 18--Jennifer Duran's mouth drops open as she surveys a giant swath of bare earth near Denver International Airport.
The area is swarming with earthmovers, dump trucks and men in hard hats who are building hundreds of new homes.
"This is a monster," Duran says.
Denver is growing fast, and Duran's job as a field analyst for Navteq is to meticulously record every new street, cul-de-sac and house number on the city's northern edge.
The Chicago-based company sells its data mostly to in-vehicle car navigation systems, though 20 percent of its business comes from MapQuest, Yahoo, smart phones and hand-held Global Positioning System ...
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