Click on the cover below to view the March 2018 issue of xyHt magazine. Articles in the issue include (links will turn live throughout March):
- Real Surveying: xyHt solicits surveyors and professional surveying societies and associations in the US and internationally to discuss the topic of real surveying.
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A New Line: A new class of instrument was adopted by a team of Belgian surveyors midway through a large and complex transportation project.
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Monitoring a Historic Bridge Replacement: A survey manager describes how monitoring improved construction processes for the replacement of an 85-year-old bridge connecting Illinois and Iowa.
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Radiant.Earth: Connecting the global development community to Earth imagery and primary analytical tools.
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Seven Standards for Delivering High-quality sUAS Imagery: Unmanned aircraft system(s) imagery isn’t as simple as it may seem. The complexities brought forth in a pre-bid conference and seven standards are discussed.
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Cool School: Siberian State University of Geosystems and Technologies has grown to be a magnet for surveying and geomatics education and research over the past eight decades.
- Surveying Boot Camp: A team of surveyors from Northstar Surveying, Inc. take on some of the most difficult terrains in Oregon’s Coastal Range. While seemingly boot camp to the author, it’s just a part of the job to them.
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Teaching Land Stewardship: The surveying community seems to be heading for a perfect storm with technological advancements and much more affecting the field. What can make this into a promising picture of the future?
I’m unable to find Live Links to the articles. Only “Real Surveying” appears to be live,
Huw James
The links go live throughout the month. Is there a specific article you would like to access?