Professional Surveyor Magazine

Articles

• Feature: In the Footsteps of the Topographic Engineers at Gettysburg
  Part 1: Historians and the National Park Service commemorate the Civil War’s 150th anniversary with a study of the maps of Gettysburg as well as a massive facelift made possible by modern geospatial experts.
• Feature: The GeoWeb Mindset
  A veteran surveyor on our editorial board discusses a new kind of mapping that requires a new kind of mapper.
• Feature: Technology Boosts Opportunities for Surveying Equipment Dealers
  As the lines blur between surveying and GIS, dealers can strategically reposition themselves to provide both services and products.
• Feature: First In Last Out: The surveyor acts as maestro in getting a coal mine up and running.
  Part 1: The surveyor acts as maestro in getting a coal mine up and running.
• Editor's Desk: Legacy by TJ Frazier, LS
• Hardware Review: Carlson Survyor+ with SurvCE by J. Craig Brewer, PLS
• Rules of the Game: Implied Easements by Knud Hermansen, LS, PhD, PE, Esq. and A. Richard Vannozzi
  Part 3: Quasi Easement
• Gigglebytes: Crossing Paths by Thomas LaCorte, PSM
• Picks and Clicks: Field to Finish Follow Up by Jennifer DiBona
• The Political Surveyor: Market Opportunities to Be Affected by Federal Legislation and Regulation
• Business Angle: How to Manage Difficult Clients