A Surveyor’s Mythology I claim the stars high in your heaven, Zeus. Cassiopeia’s chair, Orion’s faithful hound. Arcturus, Leda’s twins, and Betelgeuse, Are…
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04.11.2009
Boundary Monument No. 1
Where the Great River of the North has cut through the narrow between the Franklin Mountains of Texas and New Mexico’s Sierra de…
04.11.2009
Guadalupe Miranda
The Historical Society of New Mexico was founded by a group of New Mexico citizens in Santa Fe on December 26, 1859. At…
04.11.2009
Bernardo de Miera y Pacheco
The name Bernardo de Miera y Pacheco is better known amongst art historians than amongst surveyors. As an 18th century Santa Fe artist,…
04.11.2009
Air Force Secures ITU Filing with GPS L5 Signal Transmission
April 10, 2009 – The GPS IIR-20(M) satellite successfully transmitted for the first time a GPS signal in the L5 frequency band today…
04.10.2009
Timothy Psomas to Take Reins of ACEC
Los Angeles, CA (April 10, 2009) – Timothy G. Psomas, P.E. will take over as the new Chairman of the American Council of…
04.10.2009
Surveyor Reunion in South Florida
It was 1946 when Harry C. Schwebke started his land surveying company in Miami. Later, he sold the firm to his son, Robert…
04.09.2009
SOKKIA Announces RTK Functionality for the GSR1700 CSX L1 GNSS Receiver
Atsugi, Japan — April 9, 2009 — SOKKIA TOPCON, provider of advanced solutions for the surveying, mapping, industrial measurement and construction industries, proudly…
04.09.2009
ASPRS Past President Kass Green Keynoting ESRI Remote Sensing and GIS 2009
Exploiting Imagery for More Efficient Information Management to Be Addressed
04.09.2009
2nd Annual Carlson User Conference a Success
Enthusiastic Reception for Juniper Systems, Dewberry, and ESRI Speakers
