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The link below will allow you to sign up to view the eBook I wrote "How Land Surveyors solve problems you don't know you have (in ways you don't understand)". It should be available May the 1st. It will be viewable on smart phones and tablets (as well as computers). It is presented on a unique platform, with real world examples of problems faced by Land Surveyors in everyday practice.

Pu... blic Records (and quasi-Public Records) are incorporated into the text, so it is easy to follow and understand. It is written to appeal to non-land surveyors, like Real Estate Professionals and Lawyers, as well as Land Surveyors and aspiring Land Surveyors. If an aspiring Land Surveyor wants to actually work the problems within it, it could take as much as two weeks to go through it.

A seasoned Land Surveyor might be able to go through it in eight hours, if they thoroughly examine the Real Property documents and models it presents. A non-Land Surveyor could probably go through it in approximately four hours, assuming they only glance as the underlying material supporting the text. It is offered through Land Surveyors United in the continuing education category.  

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Double rodding is a technique used in land surveying to ensure the accuracy of measurements taken with a leveling instrument, such as a level or transit. The process involves using two rods, one placed in the location where the measurement is being taken and another at a predetermined distance away.  Here is the step-by-step process for double rodding:...  Set up the leveling instrument:
The leveling instrument is set up at a suitable location, such as a tripod, and adjusted to be level.

Place the first rod: A surveyor places the first rod at the point where the measurement is being taken. The rod is set vertically and the surveyor reads the measurement off the rod using the leveling instrument.

Place the second rod:
The surveyor places the second rod at a distance away from the first rod. The distance is typically set based on the distance that can be accurately measured with the leveling instrument.

Take the second reading:
The surveyor then reads the second rod using the leveling instrument. This measurement provides a check on the accuracy of the first measurement.

Repeat the process:
The surveyor may repeat this process several times to ensure the accuracy of the measurements. This is especially important when working on long distances or in challenging terrain.

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The Role Of Surveyors In Shaping America: A National Surveyors Week Special  

The Role of Surveyors in Shaping America: A National Surveyors Week Special The third week of March annually marks a significant event on the American calendar — National Surveyors Week. This occasion pays special tribute to the invaluable contributions made by professional surveyors across the United States. Without their diligent efforts and precision-filled tasks, the development of our nation’s la... ndscapes, cities, and towns would look drastically different.  

Surveyors paint a comprehensive picture of the land we inhabit, mapping out its contours, boundaries, and features. These intricate details serve as the blueprint for architects, developers, and urban planners, enabling them to design and implement various infrastructural projects. Recognizing their vital role, National Surveyors Week is a dedicated time to celebrate these unsung heroes of America's urban growth and rural development.  

The realm of surveying extends beyond mere land measurement. It encapsulates a broad spectrum of tasks that include establishing official land boundaries, undertaking geographic…