The saga of 12 boys and their soccer coach who spent more than two weeks trapped in a cave in northern Thailand reached a positive conclusion Tuesday when rescuers retrieved the last of the group from their subterranean confines. In the Denver area, the staff of Intermap Technologies was paying close attention to the rescue efforts, in part because they directly assisted them. The Arapahoe County-based geo-tech firm, which has been in the business of 3D mapping the Earth for three decades, was contacted by rescuers on June 27, three days after the boys and their coach went missing following soccer practice in Thailand’s Chiang Rai province, according to an Intermap news release.