The American Surveyor Magazine – March/April 2005, Vol.2, No. 2
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Point to Point: Prioritizing Coordinates
Analyzing coordinates in the Order of Priority. By Joel Leininger, LS 111kb |
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Mapping the Nation’s Treasures
Surveyors take part in a National Park Service project on Ellis Island that will help to preserve the rich immigration history of Ellis Island. By Dave Conlin, Art Ireland, and Tim Smith 930kb |
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Testing ARIES: Streamlining Data for First Responders
Real-time mapping holds enormous potential for emergency workers. By Wendy Lathrop, LS 2,223kb |
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Selecting Multi-Function Survey Tools for GIS, Design, and Construction
A water service department in Alabama creates a system for modeling, design, and mapping to interface with its county GIS network. By Robert Davis 824kb |
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The Fabric of Surveying in America: Surveying in California
A fascinating parade of characters and events influenced the complex boundary history of California. By Francois D. “Bud” Uzes, LS 1,648kb |
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Small Boat Survey “Goes Large”
A small boat hydro survey off the island of Barbados aids in expanding the docking area for the Queen Mary II . By Gregory Hutchinson, LS 334kb |
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Test Yourself:
Compound Curve Replacement By Richard L. Elgin, PhD, LS, PE 255kb Questions 22kb Solutions |
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Surveyors and Law:
Boundaries – A Dispute Between Dueling Neighbors By James J. Demma, LS, Esq 186kb |
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Along Came A Spider–Spinning Silk For
Cross-Hairs, Part I The search for cross-hairs for scientific instrumentation. By Silvio A. Bedini 1,077kb |