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Editorial: The Winds of Change
The editor discusses the state of surveying, new columns, and more. By Marc Cheves, PS 267kb
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Where is Chena?
The century-old footsteps of a surveyor allowed a platting officer to assimilate poorly-registered old maps into a modern GIS. By Martin Gutoski, PS 7,327kb
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The Surveyor & the Tree—Part One
This comprehensive review of tree law discusses how trees affect boundaries, and line or corner trees. By C. Barton Crattie, LS, CFM 1,077
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The Vérendrye Plate
Unearthed in 1913, a mysterious lead plate yielded evidence of explorers prior to Lewis and Clark. By Jerry Penry, PS 1,047
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Einstein on Surveying—The Seasoned Surveyor’s Lament
Reflections on the profession include concerns about how the BLM establishes PLSS corners, By Chad R. Erickson, PS 748kb
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The Curt Brown Chronicles: Curtis M. Brown, Land Surveyor
In this new column, the wisdom of a boundary expert lives on. By Michael J. Pallamary, PS 186kb
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Footsteps: Limitations and Benefits of Court Case Review
The author explains why and how he reviews court cases. By Landon Blake, PS 137kb
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Vantage Point: Zoning: Taking Sides
A development project that was victimized by local politics is examined. By Wendy Lathrop, PS, CFM 2,989kb
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Conference Review: Trimble Dimensions—All Steak, No Sizzle
The editor of LiDAR Magazine discovers that Trimble has a lot of steak to sell. By Gene Roe, PS, PE, PhD 538kb
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Feedback
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Angle Points: Who Are You?
In this inaugural column, the re-definition of our profession is discussed. By Michael J. Pallamary, PS 180kb
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