The American Surveyor

Table of Contents – The American Surveyor – Vol.13, No5 2016

Quo Vadis Surveying?
A recap of the magazine’s coverage of the NCEES and Education brouhaha.
By Marc Cheves, PS
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Surveyors’ Calculation Methods Used BC
In the dark days BC (Before Calculator), surveyors invented and adapted…
By Dr. Richard L. Elgin, PS, PE
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Holdouts!
Not surveying, but rather real estate: Fascinating accounts of people who refused to sell.
By Andrew Alpern
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Fifty People, Two Yaks and a Goat
Investigating why glaciers are advancing rather than retreating in the Karakoram Mountains of Pakistan.
By John Stenmark, PS
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Traffic Monitoring Using UAV Technology
A Danish company solves the battery-life problem by tethering the UAV to a battery on the ground.
By René Lund Hansen
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The Final Voyage-Part 9
I got one of those feelings, the kind of feeling you get when you realize that your plans aren’t going to work…
By Eric Stahlke, PS
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FeedBack
Thoughts From Our Readers
Written by Letters to the Editor
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Test Yourself 31: Deed, Indeed
Exercising geometry and trigonometry skills.
By Dave Lindell, PS
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The Curt Brown Chronicles: What Should Be the Education of Surveyors and Cartographers?
From 1966, "The way-outers envision that ultimately, engineers should be like doctors…"
By Michael J. Pallamary, PS
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Vantage Point: "I Should Have Hired a Surveyor…"
You already know where this is headed, but as the author points out, there’s hope.
By Wendy Lathrop, PS, CFM
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