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Thought Leader: Statues
With all the talk about taking statues down, I propose we put one up. By Mike Pallamary, PS 190kb
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Decided Guidance: Bryant v. Blevins
Our most important function in a free society, judicial service, is neglected in the contemporary education system. By Jason E. Foose, PS 249kb
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Vantage Point: Radioactive
Is it possible to separate personal life and professional life so completely that one does not taint the other? By Wendy Lathrop, PS, CFM 803kb
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Remote Control
A new approach to precise GNSS positioning is cutting time and costs in remote locations. By Erik Dahlberg 3,606kb
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The Moving Meridian and the True American Surveyor
A look at how one of the lines between Texas and Oklahoma jumped around until settled by the Supreme Court in 1936. By Joseph D. Fenicle, PS 3,620kb
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Street Smarts
The strengths of [laser scanning] technology were perfect for what the Smart Cities concept represents. By Larry Trojak 6,074kb
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Parcels, Takings, and Environmental Protection in Murr v. Wisconsin
A controversial Supreme Court ruling requires courts to now decide whether a parcel merger has resulted in a regulatory taking. By Lloyd Pilchen, PS, Esq. 2,890kb
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Test Yourself 45: Simple as Cycling
Circles O & Q intersect at F and G. AFC is a common secant. AB is tangent to circle Q, BC is tangent to circle O. BG crosses circle O at D. CD extended crosses AB at E. AE = 500.000′, EB =400.000′. What is the length of BC? By Dave Lindell, PS 438kb
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The Business of Laser Scanning: Surveyors & “Wedding Photographers”
A new columnist from our sister pub LIDAR Magazine takes a provocative outside look at surveying. By Ken Smerz 173kb
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