Each season of wildfires in the U.S. seems to be the worst on record. When the problem is that big, how does the individual make a difference?

One of the most critical factors in ensuring a profitable and accurate drone survey is ground control.

In part one of our special Career Notes feature, we spoke with Andrew Crumpler, a senior tutor of the Survey Association’s (TSA) Surveying Course at the Survey School of Worcester. In part two, POB speaks with two graduates of the Survey Association's (TSA) Surveying Course: Rafe Holmes and Steven Smith.

Surveyors spend considerable time and effort determining the horizontal limits of property ownership, but many aspects of the surveying profession bring a vertical component into the determination of property rights.

Andrew Crumpler, senior tutor, TSA Surveying Course and the Survey School, spoke to POB about the school and its curriculum, the barriers that students face in the surveying industry today and the future of surveying as a whole.

It was the 1960s, and I was probably no different than the average American male, both then and now, in trying to find my path as a young adult.

Professional land surveyors know the value of lifelong learning.

The sad conclusion that, to the general public, boundary monuments aren’t worth much is based on my 55 years of surveying and mapping experience, coupled with 26 overlapping years of selling real estate.

No doubt many of you have already heard about the recent article that appeared on Bloomberg.com entitled "Land Surveyors Are Paying the Price of Progress" ("Paying the Price").

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