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NSPS governor urges national surveying community to rally around NSPS so "as to participate more fully" in the fast-paced GIS revolution." augustLetters.pdf

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  • GEO Ambassador

    i think your message got cut off deward

  • GEO Ambassador

    Hi Ilse...thanks for sharing this... im embedding it below for easy reading...

    August Letters NSPS ACSM Surveying

    This year’s San Diego Esri/ACSM/
    NSPS Survey Summit was informationally
    excellent and well worth
    the trip. The Survey Summit is
    an annual meeting held at the San
    Diego Convention Center the
    weekend prior to the annual Esri
    International Users Conference.
    However, less than 250 land surveyors
    attended this year’s Survey
    Summit compared to 15,000
    attendees at the Esri UC. This disparity
    brings to mind the 60s Buffalo
    Springfield song ‘For What
    It’s Worth’ and its lyrics, “there’s
    something going on here but it ain’t
    exactly clear.” In the GIS world
    there is definitely quite a lot going
    on, and if these goings on are not
    taken seriously by the land surveying
    community, much of it will
    remain unclear.

     

    This is alarming

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