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Editorial: More Various & Sundry
What’s in this issue, and a littleknown fact about keyboarding. By Marc Cheves, PS 227kb
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PGA TOUR Looks Skyward for Improvements to its ShotLink System
ShotLink, a system used in scoring, measuring, tracking and statistical gathering for PGA TOUR-sponsored events, benefits from LiDAR and GNSS. By Larry Trojak 5,041kb
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Launching a New Surveying Perspective
Notwithstanding the fact that they are not yet allowed to fly in the U.S., unmanned aerial sensors portend a sea change in photogrammetry. By Mary Jo Wagner 4,552
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The Missouri River Commission Survey
A look at a state-of-the-art 1800s precise geodetic horizontal and vertical survey effort. By Jerry Penry, PS 7,729
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Brady Memorial Survey
An Idaho LSIT uses a cemetery and chapel survey for his extensive student project. By Kevin McGuire, LSIT 5,132kb
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Taking the Mystery Out of Flood Openings
This explanation will help surveyors as they prepare FEMA elevation certificates. By Terri L Turner, AICP, CFM 1,784kb
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Vantage Point: Do No Harm—Not Even Temporarily
Pitting private constitutional rights against the powers of the government to flood. By Wendy Lathrop, PS, CFM 72kb
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The Curt Brown Chronicles: Class and Humor
From 1965, Curt speaks to us about an irate letter-writing adjoiner. By Compiled by Michael J. Pallamary, PS 114kb
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Footsteps: A Review of Knapp vs. Hughes
Interesting lessons on land description interpretation and on water boundaries. By Landon Blake, PS 345kb
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Angle Points: How the Profession has Damaged Continuing Education
Could the standard profile of today’s surveyor—white male, 59 years of age—have something to do with this? By Michael J. Pallamary, PS 299kb
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