Land surveying has long been considered both an art and a science. It is an art involving elements of history, law, evidence and their interpretation; and a science due to the mathematical and scientific methods employed. This is especially true in Alaska. As a fairly young state, Alaska has a limited inventory of case law
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NO BOUNDARIES: A Brief Discussion of Alaska Boundary Law
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- NO BOUNDARIES: A Brief Discussion of Alaska Boundary Law
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- Overcoming Challenging Conditions with Innovative Culvert Design
- Collaboration and Innovation: Sitka Gary Paxton Industrial Park Multi-Use Dock Design-Build
- Mentoring Today’s Youth for a Better Tomorrow
- Danby-Wembley Roundabout Truck Trial: Seeing is Believing
- Embracing Universal Design – Equal Access for All
- Muldoon Town Square Park Master Plan: Keys to a Successful Master Plan
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- Houston’s Future Development and Community Impact Assessment
- New ASCE Waterfront Inspection Standards
- STREET MAKEOVER: Bike boulevard coming to 27th Avenue
- Right of Way Work Session for Local Government
- A Bridge Through Time: Eklutna River Bridge Replacement
- Foundations in Public Participation
- GIS Site Suitability Analysis Applied to Wind Farms
- Reflections on R&M’s evolution over a 25-year career