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Connections
A long time surveyor reminds us that where we stand is where we have always stood. By John R. Stock, PS 1,757kb
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Vantage Point: Letters in the Electronic Age
A timely explanation of the differences between a LOMA, a LOMR, and an eLOMA. By Wendy Lathrop, PS, CFM 251kb
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The Curt Brown Chronicles: About Meander Lines and Boundaries
From 1971, Curt schools us on riparian boundaries. By Michael J. Pallamary, PS 81kb
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On the Rise—Quality of Water, Quality of Life
From Northeast U.S. to Central Africa, Engineers Without Borders help provide this vital substance. By Gordon Wilson, LSIT 5,096kb
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Location, Location, Location. Unknown, Unknown, Unknown!
An update on a controversial service that allows surveyors to help property transactions. By Chad and Linda Erickson 1,299kb
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Meades Ranch
The story of the single point in Kansas upon which NAD 27 originated. By Jerry Penry, PS 5,209kb
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U.S. Supreme Court Reduces Confusion and Conflict in Boundary Law
A rebuttal to the March Pallamary article and an explanation of coastal boundary case law. By Chuck Karayan, PS 915kb
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Tri-Territory Site
A monument in Wyoming represents the common point between three giant tracts of land that make up most of the American West. By Harry Kessner, PE, PS 1,412kb
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HP35s Calculator, a Field Surveyor’s Companion: Part 9—Intersections
Before you fire another salvo into the center quarter, remember that “intersection” is a tool not an answer! By Jason E. Foose, PS 141kb
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FeedBack
After reading James T. Jones, PS, PE’s response in the January 2015 issue … By Various 94kb
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Paying it Forward—An Interview with Dennis Mouland
An Arizona surveyor recounts the life of this well-known seminar presenter and educator. By Patrick Naville, PS 150kb
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