Our process for gathering the data from thousands of points around the earth in a single day has changed a bit over the years. This year we are going to try something different. Instead of waiting until Survey Earth in a Day to release the magic button/form for data submission, this year we are going to roll it out early and allow you to test the system and become familiar with the form so that there are no surprises on June 21st at Noon. We want to make this as quick and simple as possible.
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Here are a couple of articles published today that may be of interest and I encourage you to share links that you have stumbled across in the comments below.
Land Surveying Transforms Along with Technology
And other interesting state-of-tech article:
PrecisionHawk raises $10M for its land-surveying drones
As the largest community body of land surveyors anywhere in the world with close to 9000 members, we have a responsibility. We must do all that we can to educate the public regarding our importance to society in order to pave the way for those who come after us. One way to accomplish this would be for each of us to record a short PSA sharing the nature of surveying jobs in the places where we live.
For Example, this PSA was submitted by Kennedy Komla of Ghana
For those who do not know, PS
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