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False Precision, Real Consequences ā The Lawsuits Are Coming
They call it āsurvey-grade.ā It comes with slick visualizations, clean overlays, and high-resolution confidence. It looks official. It looks trustworthy. But it isnāt sealed. It isnāt certified. And when something goes wrongāwhen the foundation ends up in the wrong place, or the boundary line is off by just enough to spark a legal warāitās not the algorithm that gets called into court.
Itās you.
Welcome to the coming liabilityā¦
False Precision, Real Consequences ā The Lawsuits Are Coming
They call it āsurvey-grade.ā It comes with slick visualizations, clean overlays, and high-resolution confidence. It looks official. It looks trustworthy. But it isnāt sealed. It isnāt certified. And when something goes wrongāwhen the foundation ends up in the wrong place, or the boundary line is off by just enough to spark a legal warāitās not the algorithm that gets called into court.
Itās you.
Welcome to the coming liabilityā¦
I had purchased a new style Heerbrugg Wild T2,It came with adapters for an EDM. I am looking for a replacement of the Carrying Handle on another one of my posts:https://landsurveyorsunited.com/forum/topics/wild-t2-theodolite-car... I am wondering if there's any type of handles people haveĀ used in conjunction with the EDM mount adapters?
I am looking to see if anybody has a spare Carrying Handle attachment for a Leica / Heerbrugg Wild T2 Theodolite? Mine came without it.
The guys were joined in-studio this week by Colin Sellersāland surveyor, father, veteran, and part-time GPS wizardājoined us to discuss how moving around Georgia, joining the military, and raising a kid named Ragnarok (yes, like the Norse apocalypse) all led to one thing: a love affair with surveying that might just rival his affection for coffee.
From dodging camels in Djibouti to resurrecting section corners like Indiana Jones with a data collector, Colin shares tales of grit, GPS,ā¦
Check out these highlights from this year's awesome event!!!
01:05 - Nathan Jones, UAS/GIS Department Lead @ AG3 Group LLC
18:50 - Will Alexander, Geospatial Specialist @ Centurion Planning & Design, LLC
29:50 - Scott Dunham, Geospatial Director @ Gorrondona & Associates, Inc.
38:28 - JosƩ A. Pilartes-Congo, Jr., Ph.D. Research Assistant @ MANTIS Lab (Conrad Blucher Institute for Surveying & Science)
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Check out these highlights from this year's awesome event!!!
00:40 - Vladimir Serkov, LiDAR Manager @ Poznecki Camarillo, LLC
17:30 - Alex Sorrells, Student @ Texas A&M University
31:15 - Terrance Ranney, Drone Services Manager @ UNICO Engineering, Inc.
44:25 - Stephen Anthony, Principal Geospatial Data Engineer @ CoreLogic
53:50 - Sally Holl, GIS Professor @ Austin Community College
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The Rise of Phantom Property ā Whatās Actually Happening
Thereās a quiet land grab happeningāone without bulldozers, boundary markers, or even boots on the ground. In boardrooms and investor decks, a new breed of tech startup is pitching a future where land ownership is determined not by surveys, deeds, or courts, but by algorithms. Blockchain-based title systems. AI-generated land records. Tokenized real estate. These arenāt just buzzwords anymoreātheyāre the front lines of an emergingā¦
The Rise of Phantom Property ā Whatās Actually Happening
Thereās a quiet land grab happeningāone without bulldozers, boundary markers, or even boots on the ground. In boardrooms and investor decks, a new breed of tech startup is pitching a future where land ownership is determined not by surveys, deeds, or courts, but by algorithms. Blockchain-based title systems. AI-generated land records. Tokenized real estate. These arenāt just buzzwords anymoreātheyāre the front lines of an emergingā¦
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A Profession at a Crossroads ā Too Few Recruits, Too Many Barriers
Thereās a storm quietly brewing in land surveyingāand it has nothing to do with weather. Itās the professionās slow-burning crisis: a pipeline thatās running dry. Across the country, surveying firms are struggling to find new talent. Technical schools are reporting low enrollment in geomatics programs. Licensure numbers are stagnatingāor declining. And the hard truth is this: if we donāt lower the drawbridge, the nextā¦
A Profession at a Crossroads ā Too Few Recruits, Too Many Barriers
Thereās a storm quietly brewing in land surveyingāand it has nothing to do with weather. Itās the professionās slow-burning crisis: a pipeline thatās running dry. Across the country, surveying firms are struggling to find new talent. Technical schools are reporting low enrollment in geomatics programs. Licensure numbers are stagnatingāor declining. And the hard truth is this: if we donāt lower the drawbridge, the nextā¦
