ACSM Bulletin

 No. 215, May/June 2005

 

Surveying education around the world. Gary Jeffress, glis, and Richard Bartholomew, New South Wales. 6. [Commentary]

Viable career choices—and how to prepare for them. Curtis W. Sumner, acsm. 8. [Commentary]

Professionalism: High standards, ethics, service. Gerry Curtis, Texas Society of Professional Surveyors. 9. [Commentary]

Student Competition 2006. David Ingram, National Society of Professional Surveyors. 12. [Announcement]

Geography jobs. Olivia Crosby, Occupational Outlook Quarterly. pp. 16-27. [Featured article]

The surveyor as a forensic scientist. Donald A. Wilson, Land Boundary Consultant. pp. 28-29. [Featured article]

Education & certification opportunities—aags, cagis, glis, nsps. pp. 32-33. [Announcement]

Enterprise Geographic Intelligence. MetaCarta. 35. [Industry News]

Corpscon v. 6. practical applications. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 35. [Industry News]

First American collection of imaged property documents. Data Tree, First American, and IBM. 36. [Industry News]

Topcon Europe Reorganized. Topcon. 37. [Industry News]

ProMap Corporation becomes a division of Indianapolis-based Schneider Corporation. Schneider Corp. 37. [Industry News]

Books from ACSM. 38. [Announcement]

Ask Vic! Victor O. Schinnerer & Co.40. [Professional Liability Column]

Satellite imagery helps monitor invasive plants. DigitalGlobe. 42. [Industry News]

Why lobby?—Part two. Bob Church, Illinois Professional Land Surveyors Association. pp. 44-48. [Featured article]

The chip that Jack built. Patricia Sullivan and T. R. Reid, Washington Post. 47. [Featured article.]

From geek to chic in 33 years. Ilse Genovese, acsm. 49. [Commentary]

Geodesy? What’s that? Part 10: Pocus on the southern hemisphere. Irene K. Fischer, retired, Army Map Service. pp. 50-61. [Featured article]

The math debate. Ilse Genovese, acsm. 62. [Featured article]

Dear Dr. Map. Dr. Map. 63. [Cartography and GIS Colum]