The Fall Meeting of the Wisconsin Land Information Association, to be held in Madison from November 3-5, 2021, includes a field trip to the “World’s Most Elaborate Survey Marker” at the Wisconsin Capitol.
New statistics from the Wisconsin DOT show that the GPS on Bench Marks campaign has made significant progress over the summer months.
Bryan Meyer, La Crosse County Surveyor, will deliver a presentation about the importance and value of the Public Land Survey System at the Wisconsin Counties Association Annual Meeting in La Crosse on September 27, 2021.
The Wisconsin DOT has provided an update of the state’s status on the GPS on Bench Marks campaign.
The National Geodetic Survey has provided an updated timeline for State Plane Coordinate System 2022 designs.
More details on the National Geodetic Survey’s models of crustal motion for the new National Spatial Reference System.
The National Geodetic Survey has updated its plans and schedule for modernization of the National Spatial Reference System.
Coordinate transformations will be the prevalent method used to update legacy geospatial data for the modernized National Spatial Reference System.
Users of the modernized National Spatial Reference System will need to understand the differences between five different types of coordinates.
The National Geodetic Survey is asking surveyors to collect GPS observations to improve the accuracy of the new National Spatial Reference System.
