81. LaFave, White & McGivern, L.S., P.C : Welcome Land surveying and Photogrammetric Mapping http://www.lwmlspc.com/

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82. NMAH | Surveying & Geodesy Collection Physical Sciences Collection. surveying and Geodesy. This site currently features a selection of over 300 museum objects relating to surveying and geodesy. http://americanhistory2.si.edu/surveying/

Physical Sciences Collection Surveying and Geodesy Tintype of a surveyor and chainman with a vernier compass made by Levi Colton, taken around 1870. Catalog #1985.0181.01. Introduction The surveying and geodetic instruments in the National Museum of American History reflect the importance of these activities in America since the first European colonists settled here some 400 years ago and turned the American landscape into property. With these instruments, and others of their ilk, Americans determined the limits of private and public lands, the paths of transport, and the boundaries of colonies, states, and nation. This site currently features a selection of over 300 museum objects relating to surveying and geodesy. You may access the collection in the following ways: Browse by Maker to view objects grouped by maker and to see selected biographies. Browse by Instrument to view objects grouped by type and to read generic descriptions.

83. Bryant Associates, Inc. Home Page A minorityowned consulting engineering and surveying firm founded in 1976 and located in the northeast USA. http://www.bryant-engrs.com/

Bryant Associates, Inc. 160 North Washington Street, Suite 700 Boston, MA 02114-2127 Telephone: 617/248-0300 Fax: 617/248-0212 Contacts: JavaScript is required to view this email address JavaScript is required to view this email address Bryant Associates, P.C. 108 West Jefferson Street Syracuse, NY 13202 Telephone: 315/479-7565 Fax: 315/474-2834 Contact: JavaScript is required to view this email address Bryant Associates, Inc. 12 Breakneck Hill Road Lincoln, RI 02865-3925 Telephone: 401/722-7660 Fax: 401/722-7530 Contact: JavaScript is required to view this email address Bryant Associates, Inc. 72 North Main Street Concord, NH 03301 Telephone: 603/229-0030 Contact: JavaScript is required to view this email address Be sure to reload these pages using your browser's reload icon, they will be updated frequently. Email to JavaScript is required to view this email address for information about this website.

84. Surveying The Open Source Landscape surveying the Open Source Landscape. It is easy to see the impact that open source software has had on the developer community. A http://rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=6724

85. Southern California Grotto, NSS Meets in Pasadena. NSS chaper is dedicated to surveying and mapping, exploration, and conservation. Includes meeting and membership information, newsletter and contacts. http://www.mindspring.com/~bszukalski/socalgrotto/socalgrotto.html

Information About the Grotto General Info Cave Conservation Meetings ... Membership Contacts Executive Committee Committees Resources The Explorer The Explorer The Explorer The Explorer ... Documents Links National Speleological Society Western Region Home Southern California Grotto, NSS Welcome to the home page of the Southern California Grotto. The Southern California Grotto meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7:15 pm at the Pasadena Public Library. The Library is located at 285 E Walnut Street (corner of Garfield and Walnut). Meetings are held in the West Auditorium. It's a great opportunity to meet other Grotto members and get involved with caving activities. Grotto meetings feature a slide presentation of recent trips and activities by Grotto members, or some other presentation on caves or caving. Visitors and new cavers are welcome. Please stop by. Last Update: March 11, 2004 Webmaster: bszukalski@mindspring.com

86. Board Of AELSLAGID Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience and Interior Design (AELSLAGID). http://www.aelslagid.state.mn.us/

Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience and Interior Design (AELSLAGID) The board examines, licenses, and regulates the practice of architecture, professional engineering, land surveying, landscape architecture, geoscience, and use of title for certified interior design. A person must be licensed before being permitted to offer professional services to the public, or certified before using the title "Certified Interior Designer." Check out the new MN Codes web site! Building Official Quick Reference (pdf) Certification Stamp Wording (pdf) E-mail your mailing address changes ONLY! You are the person to visit our web site. Board of AELSLAGID 85 East 7th Place, Suite 160 Saint Paul, MN 55101 Phone: 651.296.2388 Fax: 651.297.5310 TTY: 1.800.627.3529 only . The Board of AELSLAGID cannot guarantee protection from potential alteration or tampering of the materials by outside parties, so these materials do not constitute "official" documents and cannot be relied upon as such. If you have any questions, please contact the Board office at 651-296-2388. Created by Andrea Barker

87. Building Consultants & Chartered Building Surveyors Building consultants and surveyors offering surveying services, property inspections, project and construction management and health and safety consultancy. http://www.lightly.co.uk

Whether you are a private householder, professional land and property manager or owner, you will appreciate the benefits of sound, independent advice on property matters. Since 1982, has been delivering exactly that, on a local, regional and national basis. Reliable, customer-focused and responsive, the Practice continues to offer a broad portfolio of professional services on building and property matters. Latest News SERVICES provided are divided amongst the following sub-divisions of the Practice: Professional Surveying Services Surveys and Property Inspections Project and Construction Management Health and Safety Credits

88. SURVEYING surveying. Do ONE of Discuss the importance of surveying with a licensed surveyor or another qualified individual. Also discuss the http://www.usscouts.org/mb/mb109.html

SURVEYING Do ONE of the following: From a set point (stake, nail, etc.), measure a range line north 300 feet and south 300 feet. From the same point, measure a baseline east 300 feet and west 300 feet. From one or more points (stations) marked along the range and/or baseline, take compass readings to trees, shrubs, and rocks. Take measurements from the range or baseline to the located features. Make the measurements using instruments, methods, and accuracies consistent with current technology, as directed by your counselor. Find and mark the corners of a five-sided lot that has been laid out by your counselor to fit the land available. Set an instrument over each of the corners and record the angle turned between each line and the distance measured between each corner, as directed by your counselor. With the assistance of the counselor, compute the error of closure from the recorded notes. The error of closure must not be more than 5 feet. From the corners, take compass readings or turn angles to trees, shrubs, and rocks and measure to them. All measurements should be made using instruments, methods, and accuracies consistent with current technology, as directed by your counselor. From the field notes gathered for requirement 1, draw to scale a map of your survey (as directed by your counselor). Submit a neatly drawn copy.

89. Antique Historical Scientific Instruments A Private Collection Containing historic surveying Levels, Sundials Astrolabes, Microscopes, Globes, Chronometers, Sextants, Telescopes, Theodolites and Graphometers. http://www.antique-scientific-instruments.de

90. Hydrographic Survey - Clydeside Surveys Specialising in all forms of hydrographic surveying, including bathymetric, side scan sonar, shallow seismic and general oceanographic surveys around the globe. http://www.clydeside-surveys.ltd.uk/

Specialist Hydrographic Surveyors Services Equipment Contact Links ... Site Investigation Clydeside Surveys Limited specialise in all forms of hydrographic surveying including: Bathymetric Surveys: to supply you with up to date bathymetry to enable planning, dredge control etc Side Scan Sonar Surveys: for debris location and geophysical investigation Shallow Seismic Surveys: seismic profiling to ascertain sub-bottom strata Oceanography: if you require ADCP, current metering, dye tracing, drogue tracking To request a call for further information click here For a quality assured and totally professional service contact Clydeside Surveys. Telephone 0870 2000 606 Services Equipment Contact Links ... Home Clydeside Surveys Limited, Dunsyston, West Glen Gardens, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire, PA13 4PX Telephone 0870 2000 606

91. Trigonometry-Surveying Uses surveying the Uses of Trigonometry. That s the black line in the drawing. The surveying instruments will tell us what our sighting angle is. http://catcode.com/trig/trig13.html

Surveying the Uses of Trigonometry Index Back to Off on a Tangent Forward to A Few Final Words Some people just do not know how to have fun. They think everything has to be useful. Luckily, the sine, cosine, and tangent functions do have a lot of real-world uses. Surveyors use the tangent function a lot. For example, they can use trigonometry to figure out the distance across rivers. We first set up a survey post directly across the river from some landmark (like a tree). Then we head downstream a distance that we can measure; in this case, 400 meters. That's the red horizontal line in the drawing. Now we take a sighting on the tree from downstream. That's the black line in the drawing. The surveying instruments will tell us what our sighting angle is. In this case, it's 31 degrees. We know from the previous page that the tangent of 31 degrees is equal to the length of the blue line divided by the length of the red line (400 meters). So, if we multiply the tangent of 31 degrees by 400 meters, we'll get the distance across the river. The tangent of 31 degrees is about 0.60. That means that the distance across the river is 0.6 times 400 meters, or 240 meters.

92. Land Surveyors And Aerial Mapping By LandAir Surveying Company Offers land surveying, GPS surveying, aerial topographic surveying/mapping, and aerial photography for the southeastern United States. http://www.landairsurveying.com/

Land Surveyors and Aerial Mapping by LandAir Surveying Company Home Surveying Services Photogrammetric Services Types of Clients ... Contact Us LandAir Surveying Company Land Surveying Services (click for additional details) We are licensed to provide land surveying services in the following states: Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina With our five registered surveyors and ten crews available, we can act quickly to meet any need in all of these states. ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys G.I.S. Surveys Subdivision Surveys Real-Time Global Positioning Surveys Telecommunications Surveys Aerial Control Surveys As-built Surveys Boundary Surveys Hydrographic Surveys Topographic Surveys Specialty Surveys Aerial P hotogrammetric Services (click for additional details) With two aerial crews available, we can act quickly to meet any need from Georgia to Oklahoma, and from Maine to the Caribbean. Digital Topographic Mapping Digital Scanning Digital Terrain Modeling G.I.S. Databases

93. Surveying surveying. Home. surveying I Dr Amir Alani, Dr Dominic Fox http://www.civl.port.ac.uk/survey/

Surveying Surveying I - Dr Amir Alani, Dr Dominic Fox Unit Descriptor CE and CEM Unit Descriptor HND Teaching Programme Group Lecture, Tutorial, Fieldwork Programme Traverse Computation Coursework 2002 Task Sheet and Individual Bearings Traverse Computation Sheet PowerPoint Presentations (These are NOT a subsitute for attendance at lectures, tutorials and fieldwork sessions) Levelling Introduction to Engineering Surveying Introduction to Levelling Levelling summary Levelling example ... Profiles Theodolites Horizontal and vertical angles Setting up a theodolite 1 - tripod and instrument Setting up a theodolite 2 - rough levelling, rough centring, fine levelling Setting up a theodolite 3 - fine centring, plate bubble check ... Vertical angle reading and booking (6 second instrument) Co-ordinate systems and horizontal control Co-ordinates and Rectangular to Polar conversion Introduction to horizontal control and traverse computation Traverse computation - linear misclosure correction and calculation of final co-ordinates Surveying II - Dr Amir Alani, Dr Dominic Fox

94. C&b_group Land management consultancies, offering surveying, planning, environmental, mapping / GIS and project management services to the private and public sector. http://www.cbgroup.com.au/

95. TXLS Sets and enforces surveying standards. Includes Board information and news, legislation and rules, http://www.txls.state.tx.us/

96. Land Surveyor Reference Page Reference materials that include State rules and regulations, continuing education requirements, seminars, and surveying companies. http://www.lsrp.com/

Created: March 1, 1995 - Modified: May 27, 2004 Promoting Land Surveying Education in our Schools State Rules, Regulations and Statutes Professional Organizations Professional Publications ... Web Page Usage Stats Web Site Comments to: webmaster@lsrp.com about LSRP.com... Huntington Technology Group, Inc.

97. Texas Board Of Land Surveying Texas Board of Land surveying http://www.txls.state.tx.us/sect00/homepage.html

98. Civil Engineers, Surveyors, Site Planners, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Civil engineering and surveying firm located in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with personnel licensed in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, West Virginia, and Kentucky. http://mdmllc.com

Page not visible? Click Here! Civil Engineers, Surveyors and Site Planners of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Providing Civil Engineering, Surveying, and Site Planning Services in the states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, New York, and Virginia for Architects, developers, and builders.

99. The School Of Surveying & Spatial Information Systems, UNSW, Sydney, Australia Information on surveying and Spatial Information Systems. Undergraduate available. SCHOOL OF surveying SPATIAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS. http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/

SCHOOL CONTACTS INTERACTIVE CAMPUS MAP SCHOOL SITE MAP FUTURE STUDENTS ... STAFF FUTURE STUDENTS Undergraduate :: Combined BE/BS :: Combined BE/BA :: How to Apply :: Contacts Postgraduate Coursework :: How to Apply :: Contacts Postgraduate Research :: Research Areas :: How to Apply :: Contacts International Students ... Why Study Here? Heading Surveying and Spatial Information Systems involves the measurement, analysis, management, storage and display of spatial data describing the Earth, its physical features and the built environment. These data come from many sources, including Earth-orbiting satellites, air and sea-borne sensors and ground based instruments. It is processed and manipulated with state-of-the-art information technology using computer software and hardware. It has applications in all disciplines which depend on spatial data, including environmental studies, planning, engineering, navigation, geology, geophysics, oceanography, land development, land ownership and tourism. It is thus fundamental to all the geoscience disciplines that use spatially related data. Everyday, results of the work of Surveyors and Spatial Information System Engineers are found around us, such as the legal security of property boundaries, the appropriate location of mobile telephone transmitters, the safe navigation of ships, and the protection of environmental resources.

100. Orlando Land Surveyor - Tinklepaugh Surveying Since the early 1920s, Tinklepaugh Suveying has completed more than 100,000 surveys while building a tradition for accuracy and quality. http://www.tinklepaugh.com

379 West Michigan St., Suite 208 Home Services Records Projects ... E mail Orlando, Florida S ince the early 1920s, Tinklepaugh Suveying has completed more than 100,000 surveys while building a tradition for accuracy and quality. Our survey records have grown through the years from original hand-drawn record plats by H.M. Tinklepaugh to an unmatched database containing thousands of notes, surveys and plats throughout Central Florida. T oday, that tradition continues with experience and knowledge gained from its history combined with state-of-the-art surveying equipment directly linked to computer aided design and drafting systems. At Tinklepaugh, highly experienced registered professional land surveyors direct teams of field crews dispatched in a modern fleet of all-terrain vehicles. Whether for right-of-way, utility mapping, locating boundaries, or construction staking, the Tinklepaugh crews utilize the most current equipment and technology. A great many things have changed since H.M. Tinklepaugh surveyed Central Florida more than 80 years ago. What has not changed is Tinklepaugh Surveying's commitment to accuracy, dependability and cost consciousness. Questions or problems regarding this web site should be directed to

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