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A land survey photo at Devils National Monument Tower submitted by Aaron Bicknese of Land Surveyor Incorporated.

New surveying methodologies generate reams of data and information to enable engineers, architects and planners to do their work more efficiently and accurately and to better communicate the city’s plans to the public.

Finding where a property boundary line has become established on the ground requires gathering the best available evidence that the reasonably prudent surveyor would find, evaluating that evidence, and then rendering a well-reasoned opinion on the factual question of location.

Most surveyors know, from study and training if not personal experience, that "least squares" are important. That might be the extent of what they know though.

Berntsen drive-in pipe monuments provide solutions for many different situations.

Dr. Pascal Sirguey had waited two years for this day and he was taking a few final minutes to savor the moment.

In the nearly three centuries since Pennsylvania’s 1737 “Walking Purchase,” the events have become shrouded in myth and legend until it is difficult to separate fact from fiction.

Five years ago, I surveyed a large shopping center. Previously, another firm had prepared an ALTA survey, but that plan had no elevations.

The survey party chief is the engineer’s on-the-scene reporter. They will spend a half-day to a month surveying a tract of land and gathering information to be used in the planning process.