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PhotoEntry: Kråkmo tunnel in northern Norway

Kråkmo tunnel in northern Norway

Added by Espen Dahl at 5:13pm on January 22, 2014

PhotoEntry: Kråkmo tunnel in northern Norway

Will soon be ready for drilling.

Added by Espen Dahl at 5:15pm on January 22, 2014

PhotoEntry: Rockpiper in Norway

Rock Dumping vessel arriving to load agreggate (stone)

Added by Peter J. van Os at 9:52am on September 18, 2015

PhotoEntry: Surveying a mountainside

Our Norwegian firend using our Kangur-Lift to scan a mountainside :)

Added by Scan&Go at 9:44am on May 26, 2014

VideoEntry: Newcastle University GIS and Surveying & Mapping Degrees - Research Informed Teaching

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Added by ⚡Survenator⌁ at 12:10am on November 14, 2013

PhotoEntry: Yes, It’s Really for Surveying

at were suspended in the water column as they crossed fjords in Norway.…

Added by Kevin Singer at 2:37am on April 13, 2018

PhotoEntry: 1874 news weekly Surveying Article

of the most respected int he nation. …

Added by 1mdmlps8rmo4r at 7:38pm on March 2, 2019

PhotoEntry: ESTONIA 2011 UNESCO STRUVE GEODETIC ARC SCIENCE MNH

territory of Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine. In 2005, the Struve Geodetic Arc was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. …

Added by AxeMen Site Prep at 6:19pm on July 3, 2019

DiscussionEntry: Issues Of GLO Notes Transcribed, Telegraphed (1880's) To Surveyors W/Bad Errors ETC.

telegraph transcriptions fouling the 1891 surveyors efforts to get their contract survey started for the GLO.I've submitted a request for a group to address the specifics, and hope the request is granted so others with the courage, integrity and interest can help address this for the benefit of the profession of surveying generally.I've been working on monument location and using the original 1873 notes of W.H. Norway, who was shown to be fraudulent himself in his later years, which clouds the issue of fraud badly.  The fraud he was found guilty of was in the Monterey area late in his career.  Other reports of his work near Bishop California show that his work when he was younger was quite exceptional in comparison with many of his peers.  Basically his section corners in that area were found by modern methods to be +- 6.0' feet from his stated locations, over a number of townships.It seems that this issue could effect surveyors appreciation of past work and problems encountered, as well as future work and how to deal with it.  There is a lot of history and experience coming together to approach a specific set of surveys that can be an excellent reference if surveyors are made aware of the issue.  Fraud in surveying is a sensitive issue, but the integrity of surveyors towards doing the best work possible is so great, that I feel this matter can be reasonably dealt with and an acceptable methodology for dealing with the problem when it arises settled upon, informally by professionals working in the industry today.Included is an image of a pit for a 1/4 corner set in 1873 by Norway, cut into solid sandstone, intentionally plugged with a rock, which was found after unraveling a number of blunders in notekeeping that had gone unnoticed for over a century fouling all other efforts at retracing the original surveys.…

Added by Christopher A. Brown at 1:56pm on June 13, 2015