ACSM Bulletin

No. 227, June 2007

 

Education:

The debate. Jonathan Kozel and Clive Crook. 6.

 

Education Agenda:

A matter of Degrees. Clive Crook. 7-8, 11.

 

Education Agenda:

Surveying up close. Compiled by Ilse Genovese. 12-16.

 

Famous Surveyors:

John Fenn on making the surveying profession better. Interview. 17-20.

 

Famous Surveyors:

Taylor leads NGS’ State Geodetic Advisor Program. Interview. 22-24.

 

Aiming for success in surveying management.

Richard A. Smith. 25-27.

 

Using Google Earth for fun and functionality.

Douglas Vandegraft. 228-32.

 

GIS in California’s desert:

Palm Desert, California, GIS Department. 33-34.

 

The math master.

David Brown. 35-36. 

 

Education Agenda: 2003 College graduates in the U.S. workforce:

A profile. National Science Foundation. 37.

 

The geographic approach.

Ilse Genovese. 38-41.

 

Working in the ACSM booth.

Damion Scholz. 41-42.

 

ALTA/ACSM Land Title corner.

Gary Kent, The Schneider Corporation. 43-44.

 

America’s natural places online.

NatureServe and National Geographic Society. 45.

 

Grant to boost public land survey.

Marc Covert. 46.

 

Education Agenda:

Cartography up close. Compiled by Ilse Genovese. 47.

 

GIS at the New York Times.

Reed Business-Geo/Professional Surveyor Magazine. 48-50.

 

Ask Dr. Map:

Monumental cartography. Dr. Map. 51.

 

The journey of an oceanographer in NOAA.

Scott A. Duncan. 52-56.

 

The FIG Report II (3). Strategic Integration of Surveying Survices:

FIG Working Week, 13-17 May 2007. 57-59.

 

Book review: The Oxford Companion to World Exploration.

Reviewed by Capt. Charles Burroughs. 60.

 

JGAC June report. Federal money issues affecting surveyors.

Laurence Socci, The C.L.A Group. 61-62.

 

Commentary: On the larceny of rocks.

Joseph Stuart. 62.