I've got a video up that explains the resolved boundary matrix and how it can help young land surveyors to property resolve boundaries. I wanted to share it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2QpYkUCRL8
This isn't my idea. I learned about it from another land surveyor online. He even used the term "matrix". I can't remember who taught me. If you know the surveyor, please let me know so I can give them credit in the video.
I hope the video is helpful!
Thanks!
Landon
Are You Using The Resolved Boundary Matrix?
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You may be referring to a series of articles I had published around 2004 that appeared in POB, Professional Surveyor, the ACSM Journal and various state survey association newsletters. I also presented a session on the topic at the national surveying conference in Las Vegas in 2005. Here is the ACSM version of the article.
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That was it Lee! Thank you so much. I will definitely get you a credit in the comments of the video on YouTube. Is your article online anywhere? If so, I will also post a link to the article!
Thanks for reaching out and for introducing the concept of a boundary resolution matrix to me as a young surveyor! That was a great contribution to my professional development!
Thanks for reaching out and for introducing the concept of a boundary resolution matrix to me as a young surveyor! That was a great contribution to my professional development!
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Glad to help. It's a subject dear to my heart. I tried finding a link on any of the journals but came up empty. However, I remembered that I have it posted on my own website. This version is from the old ACSM Journal: Surveying and Land Information Science:
http://www.wheresmyline.com/includes/SL ... d_RofS.pdf
http://www.wheresmyline.com/includes/SL ... d_RofS.pdf
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Thanks Lee! I'll get this link paired with the video today!
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Great video Landon. I love your quote: "You've gotta be careful with sectional land, because your limits of control get real big real quick!" Excellent point.
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Thanks Falcon! I'm glad you like the video!
Lee: I placed your credit and a link to your article in the description for the video on YouTube. Thanks again for introducing me to the concept!
Landon
Lee: I placed your credit and a link to your article in the description for the video on YouTube. Thanks again for introducing me to the concept!
Landon
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Thanks, Landon, for the attribution. And you're welcome. I'm just glad that you're carrying on the torch.