Tag Archives: land surveying
Spencer McCutcheon, PLS – 2025 Young Geospatial Professional
Company: Elevated Land SurveyingCurrent position: OwnerAge: 31Education: BS geomatics, Utah Valley University; licensed in Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Colorado McCutcheon is a skilled surveying professional from Idaho Falls, whose career took shape in college when he discovered a passion for boundary and ALTA/NSPS land-title surveys. After earning a degree in geomatics from Utah Valley University in...
Do Surveyor’s Determine Ownership Limits?
Do Surveyor’s Determine Ownership Limits?
Surveying Business for Sale – Florida
Cypress Land Survey’s, Inc. A well-established Land Survey Business in Central Florida with a solid reputation and loyal customer base. The Owner is looking to sell the business to someone to build on it’s success. In business since 1988 , a profitable business with significant opportunities for growth. Current employees ready to continue with...
What’s Inside Your GNSS Rover? Part 3
The third and final installment of a look at the inner workings of high-precision surveying rovers. In parts one and two, which appeared in the two previous issues, we focused on antennas, amplification, housing, channels, boards, and gates. This installment continues with signal matching, positioning engines, and additional components. Matching Signals To distill the observed...
Surveyor’s Corner: Next Generation
Putting the Future of Surveying In the Next Generation’s Hands For more than 20 years, the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) has organized a student competition in conjunction with its spring business meetings in Washington, D.C. Now organized by the Young Surveyors Network (YSN) of the NSPS, the competition hosts higher-education land surveying student...
Spring has Sprung
Field Notes Is there a better profession than being a surveyor–especially in the spring? These are the beautiful days we all wait for with anticipation through the cold and windy days of winter. I’ve always felt that when one works outdoors, they freeze all winter for a few nice days in the spring and then...
