The American Surveyor

Table of Contents – The American Surveyor – June 2008

Editors Corner:
Carlson Software: It’s All About Providing Choice
By Marc S. Cheves, LS
 
272kb
Point to Point:
Our Niche of the Law
By Joel Leininger, LS
 
88kb
The Receding Railroads
Safety requirements are making it difficult for surveyors to gain access to rights-of-way.
By Jerry Penry, LS
 
3,955kb
The Wow Factor
TDS Nomad Tripod Data Systems takes advantage of the latest in mobile communications.
 
187kb
Conference Review: SPAR 2008
The fifth annual laser scanning conference builds on previous events as critical mass approaches.
By Angus Stocking, LS
1,475kb
Flood Modeling with FEMA’s HAZUS-MH MR3 Software
Ohio students use the latest FEMA flood disaster impact software and ArcInfo to create attractive and useful disaster planning maps.
By Larry C. Shubat, MS, GISP
2,247kb
Fresh Boundaries Bring Hope to Bugala
A Missouri surveyor lends his skills to a unique project involving surveying, engineering and planning for an orphanage in Uganda.
By Adam Teale, LS
1,477kb
From Service Station to Reference Station
Challenged by a heavily-canopied office setting, an Alabama firm finds a creative and convenient location to house its CORS base station equipment.
By Larry Trojak
508kb
Equipment Review: ProMark3 RTK from Magellan Professional
This value-priced, entry-level GNSS system provides capable positioning.
By Shawn Billings, LS
802kb
Field Notes: Oh, What Crooked Footsteps We Follow
A California surveyor sheds light on some troubling twists.
By John P. Wilusz, LS, PE
1,625kb
Preparing a Survey Report: Service Limitations (Part 3)
Our series continues with an examination of contractual limits.
By Knud E. Hermansen, PhD, LS, JD
153kb
Vantage Point:
Land Ethics
By Wendy Lathrop, LS
361kb
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