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Featured Speakers: • Don Wilson, PLS • Kris Kline, PLS • Jan VanSickle, PLS • Gene Kooper, PLS

BLM/CFedS Program Featuring: Don Buhler, Gerald Davis, Steve Parrish Ron Scherler, and Danial Webb

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The Western Regional Survey Conference is upon us. This year’s Conference will be held February 21-24, 2018 at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. We hope we have included all necessary information regarding the Conference, however,

please feel free to contact the Conference Registration Office at (888) 994-3510 or email conference@PLSeducation.org, if you have additional questions. For updated Conference information, please visit the conference website PLSeducation.org.

The Luxor HotelThe Luxor pyramid with its beam of light provides a striking visual. One of the most recognizable structures in Las Vegas, the 30-story architectural wonder invites curiosity, while the inside rewards visitors with equal parts excitement, mystery and intrigue.

The Luxor is the sixth-largest hotel in Las Vegas and the ninth-largest in the world. It includes 120,000 sq. ft. of gaming, 20,000 sq. ft. of convention space, four swimming pools and whirlpools, a wedding chapel, Nurture Spa and Salon, and 29 retail stores In addition, the Luxor is home to the Criss Angel – Mindfreak show, The Blue Man Group, Bodies: The Exhibition which is an educational display on the human body, and Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.

Located on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, the Luxor is flanked by the Mandalay Bay to the South and the Excalibur to the north; all three are connected by free express and local trams.

With delectable dining, stimulating nightlife and top-notch entertainment, the Luxor is an unparalleled travel destination.

Hotel ReservationsWe urge you to make your hotel reservations as soon as possible. Rooms (single or double) are being offered at $55 (weeknight) and $115 (weekend) plus resort fee. Luxor reservations should be made directly with the hotel. The cut-off date for hotel reservations is January 29, 2018. After the cut-off date, rooms are subject to availability and the group rate will no longer be available. ROOMS WILL SELL OUT - MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY!

Luxor HotelGroup Code: Western Regional Survey Conference Reservations: (702) 262-4450 Cut-off Date: January 29thGroup Rates: $55/$115 (weeknight/weekend)Reduced Resort Fee: $25Reserve early for guaranteed pricing.

TransportationTransportation from the airport includes taxi, SuperShuttle, Uber, and other app ride shares.

ParkingIf parking a car at the Luxor, current rates are $10 per day for self-parking and $15 per day for valet.

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Friday, February 23rd (6:00 PM)The Scholarship Auction continues to be a highlight of the Conference. There’s something for everyone at the auction and best of all, all proceeds are used to support surveying education. Proceeds will benefit the APLS Education Foundation, NALS Education Foundation, and UCLS Educaiton Foundation.

If you are interested in donating an item, please visit PLSeducation.org and click on “Auction.”

Student volunteers provide support to the conference. Students have an opportunity to attend sessions, and gain insight and knowledge of the surveying industry. Student volunteers also have an excellent opportunity to form relationships within the surveying profession and network with conference attendees who will become their colleagues. Student volunteers are provided registration, lunches, room accommo-dations and travel reimbursement. Please consider sponsoring a student.

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This year’s Grand Prize will be an Apple Watch. The Grand Prize Drawing will be held at 12:00 PM on Saturday, February 24th. Tickets for the Grand Prize Drawing are limited to Conference full-paid regis-trants. Winners must be present at the Closing Ceremony.

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Tuesday, February 20th

6:00 PM Knights Tournament Dinner at the Exalibur

Wednesday, February 21st(Separate Registration - Must register for Workshop Only or Conference & Workshop)

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Refreshment Break8:00 AM –5:00PM BLM/CFedSWorkshop(CFedCertificationNotRequired)(2CFedSCredits) Donald Buhler, Chief Cadastral Surveyor BLM, Washington DC; Gerald Davis, Chief Cadastral Surveyor BLM, Arizona; Steve Parrish, CFedS Training Coordinator; Ron Scherler, PLS; and Daniel Webb, Chief Cadastral Surveyor BLM, Utah; Moderated by: Curt Sumner, NSPS Executive Director 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Mock Trial for Land Surveyors and Attorneys Moderated by: Jason Higgins, PLS & Curt Ledford, Esq.8:00 AM – 5:00 PM NGS Workshop: A Smorgasbord of Geodesy Dana Caccamise & Bill Stone, NGS10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Refreshment Break12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Luncheon3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Refreshment Break6:00 PM Education Foundation Bowling FUN-draiser

ConferenceThursday, February 22nd8:00 AM – 9:30 AM Opening Ceremonies; Keynote Address; Exhibitor Presentations9:30 AM – 10:00 AM Ribbon Cutting/Exhibit Hall Grand Opening/Refreshments in Exhibit Hall10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Advanced Topics in Mineral Surveys and Dependent Resurveys Gene Kooper, PLS10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Three New (or Not So New) Ways to Get Into Trouble Kris Kline, PLS10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Meeting the Challenges of Skilled Worker Shortages in Land Surveying Landon Blake, PLS10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Laser Scanning/3D Modeling Brian Laird, PLS12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Luncheon with Entertainment

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Thursday, February 22nd (Continued)1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Advanced Topics in Mineral Surveys (Cont.) Gene Kooper, PLS1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Three New Ways to Get into Trouble (Cont.) Kris Kline, PLS1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Why Standard Business Processes Are Critical for the Success of Your Land Surveying Firm Landon Blake, PLS1:30 PM–3:00PM ProfitingfromDroneMapping:TheCompleteWorkflow Daniel Katz3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Break with Exhibitors 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Advanced Topics in Mineral Surveys (Cont.) Gene Kooper, PLS3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Ethics, Professionalism, and the Court Kris Kline, PLS3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Why Standard Business Processes Are Critical (Cont.) Landon Blake, PLS3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Solving the Land Survey Hiring Crisis by Drone Daniel Katz5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Reception in the Exhibit Hall

Friday, February 23rd8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Break with Exhibitors8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Title, Research, and Liability Don Wilson, PLS8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Best Practices for GPS and GNSS Today Jan VanSickle, PLS8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Prescriptive Rights Agnes Hanley, Esq. & Amy Sugden, Esq.8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Position for Transition Rich Radke10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break with Exhibitors10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Title, Research, and Liability (Cont.) Don Wilson, PLS10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Best Practices for GPS and GNSS Today (Cont.) Jan VanSickle, PLS10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Alternative Dispute Resolution Cortney Young, Esq.10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Getting Started with Drone Surveying Danial Perry, PLS12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Luncheon - Awards Ceremony1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Unwritten Rights - More Than Just Adverse Possession Don Wilson, PLS1:30 PM – 3:00 PM GIS and GNSS Jan VanSickle, PLS1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Legislative and Lobbying Information Tyre Gray, Esq.1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Research & Development Tax Incentives for Surveying Firms Dawson Fercho, EA

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Friday, February 23rd (Continued)3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Break with Exhibitors/Exhibits Close3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Unwritten Rights (Cont.) Don Wilson, PLS3:30 PM – 5:00 PM GIS and GNSS (Cont.) Jan VanSickle, PLS3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Easements Steve Silva, Esq.3:30 PM–5:00PM LiabilityInsurance,Drone&Equipment Coverage, Cyber Protection Laura Ledbetter

Saturday, February 24th8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Break with Exhibitors8:30 AM – 10:00 AM The Seven F’s of Land Surveying, Plus One Don Wilson, PLS8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Quality Based Selection (QBS) Ray Mathe, PLS8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Boundary Line Agreements and Adjustments: Unraveling the Tangle Mark Gregersen, Esq.10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break in Foyer10:30 AM – 12:00 PM The Seven F’s of Land Surveying, Plus One (Cont.) Don Wilson, PLS10:30 AM – 12:00 PM ALTA/NSPS Surveys Paul Burn, PLS12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Closing Ceremonies Grand Prize Drawing Winners must be present

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NSPS MEETINGSThe National Society of Profession-al Surveyors (NSPS) will be holding their spring meetings and student competition in conjunction with the conference. For more information, visit the NSPS website at:

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PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP 1 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2018 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

MOCK TRIAL – FOR LAND SURVEYORS AND ATTORNEYS

A full day trial to address the flowing issues: property overlap, junior/senior rights, interpretation of descriptions, encroachments and performance of duties. The trial will have a real judge and practicing attorneys. Testimony will be heard from land surveyors, land owners and expert witnesses. The case will be moderated to layout the facts of the case, provide technical background and explain legal proceedings. ABOUT THE MODERATORS:

Curt Ledford, Esq. Mr. Ledford’s practice is focused on utility, administrative, corporate, cooperative, and regulatory law, as well as general matters affecting energy developments, generation facilities, renewable energy, and Nevada’s utilities. Prior to joining McDonald Carano as a Partner in the Energy & Natural Resources Group, Curt served as General Counsel for Valley Electric Association, Inc. (VEA), a Nevada non-profit cooperative utility that provides electric service to members in six counties throughout rural Nevada and California. Curt also assists the firm’s clients with state and federal permitting and environmental approvals, and Curt has represented both buyers and sellers alike in transactions involving renewable energy facilities. As a former utility employee, Curt is also intimately familiar with the various rules, regulations, and contractual requirements of local utilities,

and provides guidance to developer clients when navigating through the labyrinth of utility line extension and interconnection rules and requirements. Curt is active in various professional organizations, including his new role as Chairman of the Clean Energy Project and his on-going role as a Market Leadership Advisory Board Member for the US Green Building Counsel. Curt was also a founding member of the Energy, Utilities and Communication Law Section of the State Bar of Nevada. Curt received a J.D. from the University of Arizona in 2004, and a B.A. in Finance from the University of Arizona in 2001. He is admitted to practice law in Nevada. Awards and Recognition Nevada Business Magazine, “Legal Elite” 2017 40 under 40, finalist 2014.

Jason Paul Higgins, PLS Mr. Higgins is in charge of WMK’s Public Works and Utility Department. He is responsible for the management of all public works, permitting for easements and right-of-ways on state and federal lands, utility and energy projects. Additionally, Jason manages all water right projects for regulated utilities together with ranches and farming operations. Since 2006, Jason has provided expert witness services for a range of land surveying issues, including boundary issues, construction staking and water rights. Jason is a Past-President of the Southern Chapter of the Nevada Association of Land Surveyors. Since 2013, he has served as the Chairman of the Mojave-Southern Great Basin Resource Advisory Council for the Bureau of Land Management.

In 2016 Jason was appointed to the Nye-White Pine County Resource Advisory Council by the United States Department of Agriculture, representing Energy and Mineral Development. Jason has presented seminars and workshops on land surveying topics for law firms, land surveying associations, federal agencies and private corporations since 1999. Professional Registrations: Nevada Professional Land Surveyor No. 13601 Nevada Water Right Surveyor No. 1216 Arizona Registered Professional Land Surveyor No. 44434

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PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP 2 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2018 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

BLM/CFEDS WORKSHOP

This one-day seminar includes GLO/BLM PLSS topics from Cadastral Offices in Washington DC, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and the CFedS Program. The five (5) presenters are experienced BLM Cadastral Surveyors. Curt Sumner, NSPS Executive Director will introduce the presenters and moderate the seminar. The five seminar topics are being combined and formalized into a 2-cedit hour CFedS Continuing Education Course. CFedS participants, who pass a post quiz, can earn 2 CFedS CE credits after the seminar is presented. All Conference attendees can attend the CFedS seminar as part of their Conference registration. This will be a fast paced 8-hour seminar with two short breaks and a lunch break. 8:00 - 8:15 AM Introductions and Opening Curt Sumner, NSPS Executive Director

8:15 - 9:30 AM Surveys Involving Legislation and Litigation Donald A. Buhler, Chief Cadastral Surveyor, BLM, Washington D.C.

Many recent boundary and landownership disputes are decided through court actions and passing new laws. This session will cover some current and past federal challenges where surveyors played an intricate role in attempting resolution.

Donald A. Buhler is the national Chief Cadastral Surveyor and Branch Chief of the Lands and Cadastral Survey for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) of the Department of the Interior. The Cadastral Survey Program oversees the maintenance and propagation of the Public Land Survey System (PLSS), including all Federal interest lands and Native lands. The Lands Program of the BLM provides for realty actions, land tenure activities and special use permits for a variety of multiple use activities. Mr. Buhler is a Fellow and member of the National Society of Professional Surveyors and serves as a delegate for the United States contingency of the Fédération Internationale des Géomètres. Mr.

Buhler is Co-Chair of the Cadastral Subcommittee of the Federal Geographic Data Committee. He has worked in Washington, D.C for over 20 years under the BLM Assistant Director of Energy, Minerals and Realty Management.

9:30 - 9:45 AM Break

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PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP 2 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2018

BLM/CFEDS WORKSHOP (Continued)

9:45 - 11:00 AM Allotment Surveys and Resurveys Gerald T. Davis, Chief Cadastral Surveyor, BLM, Arizona State Office

A review of the early 1900s allotment surveys conducted on the Navajo Indian Reservation and elements of how they fit into modern dependent resurveys. Discussion of recent research efforts, the question of authority, conflicting boundary evidence, and what it all (might) mean to the retracement surveyor.

Gerald Davis began his surveying career with the U.S. Marine Corps as a Geospatial Intelligence Specialist. After his retirement from the Marines, he spent a decade working in the private sector on diverse projects spanning the west coast. In 2011, he started his civil service career surveying for the Bureau of Reclamation in Oregon, California, and Nevada. Since 2014, he has been the Chief Cadastral Surveyor for the Bureau of Land Management in Phoenix, Arizona where he is responsible for providing land surveying services to government agencies, tribes, and individual Indians. He is currently a licensed Professional Land Surveyor in Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington, a CFedS panel member, and has served as a technical consultant on examination and licensing activities.

11:00 - 12:00 PM John Benson & Crew 1874-1879 Steve Parrish, PLS, CFedS Training Coordinator

The infamous John Benson was a reasonably descent GLO contract surveyor before he began his “Fraudulent schemes” when the “Special Deposit Survey” system began. His cohorts in crime were not all bad and often surveyed most, if not all, of their township and section lines. A study of GLO plats and field notes, coupled with a thorough dependent resurvey, can reveal many of the customary shortcuts that pre-1910 GLO contract surveyors applied to their original survey efforts. This study of two townships, surveyed by Benson-Glover-Putnam (1874-1879), and dependently resurveyed by GLO/BLM (1945-1989), will provide insight into a few of the many shortcuts applied during their pre-1910 original government survey efforts

Steve Parrish began surveying with the USFS in 1963, transferred to the BLM in 1985 and served as the BLM Nevada Cadastral Chief (1989-1995). He retired in 1995 to pursue private surveying experience. He is licensed in 10 western states, a Nevada water rights surveyor and was Inyo, Modoc and Mono County Surveyor in California (1999-2012). Steve contributed to “The Surveying Handbook” (by Brinker & Minnick), is an active workshop presenter and instructed for the BLM/FS Advanced Cadastral Survey Courses for 13 years. Steve worked for Tri State Surveying (1999-2012), taught a course on the “Manual” for Great Basin College (2004-2016), acquired CFedS Certification in 2007 and a BAS degree in 2009. He is employed by Lumos & Associates, is the Alpine & Mono County

Surveyor (CA) and the CFedS Panel Chairperson/Training Coordinator. He enjoys sharing his 54+ years of surveying expertise, travel with his family, photography and fishing.

12:00 - 1:00 PM Lunch

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PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP 2 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2018

BLM/CFEDS WORKSHOP (Continued)

1:00 -1:45 PM BLM Cadastral Presentation (Continued) Steve Parrish, PLS, CFedS Training Coordinator 1:45 - 3:00 PM BLM Cadastral Presentation Ron Scherler, PLS

The General Land Office /Bureau of Land Management is authorized to create the official record for surveys of the Public Lands. This session will examine one component of that record, the field notes. The field note record is made up of four separate documents, the field tablets, the original field notes, the duplicate field notes and the descriptive notes. We will discuss the purpose and authority of each of these documents as it relates to resurveys within the Public Land Survey System.

Ron Scherler is a 1973 graduate of Oregon Technical Institute with a Bachelor of Survey Engineering Technology degree. He began his career with BLM’s Western Field Office moving to the Oregon State Office in 1983, the Alaska State Office in 2003, BLM’s National Training Center in 2005 and completing his career back in the Oregon State Office where he retired in 2011. In addition to his normal duties, he regularly instructed classes on the Public Land Survey System for BLM and professional surveyors throughout the county. Ron served as the original CFedS Program Manager, working with Dennis Mouland on development of the CFedS training material, certification exam and

administrative guidelines for the program. After retiring from BLM he served as the CFedS Panel Chairperson/Training Coordinator from July 2011 through June 2017.

3:00 - 3:15 PM Break 3:15 - 4:30 PM BLM Cadastral Presentation Daniel Webb, Chief Cadastral Surveyor, BLM, Utah State Office

Tri-Corner of AZ, UT, NV, the history and resurvey. How BLM conducted a State boundary line survey. Discussion of authority, evidence, mile posts, section closing corners.

Daniel Webb is Chief Cadastral Surveyor for the federal government in Utah. He has worked for the Bureau of Land Management as a Land Surveyor in Alaska, the Washington D.C. Headquarters Office, and in Utah, where he has been a member of the Utah Council of Land Surveyors for 20 years. Dan is a 1980 graduate of Michigan Technological University with Bachelor of Science in Land Surveying and is registered as a Professional Land Surveyor in State of Alaska.

4:30 - 5:00 PM Summary & Questions Moderated by: Curt Sumner, NSPS Executive Director

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PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP 3 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2018 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

NGS Workshop: A Smorgasbord of Geodesy

Description Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

William Stone is the Southwest Region Geodetic Advisor for NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey (NGS). He assists the geospatial community throughout Arizona, New Mexico and Utah with proper use of the National Spatial Reference System. Stone has been with NGS since 1989, and he holds a BA in Physics from Bowdoin College and an MS in Physical Oceanography from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. He lives in Santa Fe, NM.

Dana J. Caccamise II is NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey’s (NGS) Pacific Southwest Region Geodetic Advisor and works with the geospatial community throughout California and Nevada. Dana has been part of the NGS since 2014 and has graduate degrees in the fields of Earth Sciences, Geophysics, and Geodesy and currently resides in San Diego, California. The California Spatial Reference Center (CSRC), located at Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) at the University California San Diego (UCSD), is hosting his position. Dana also holds a Research Associate position in the SIO’s Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP) department.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Three New (or not so new) Ways to Get into Trouble (Kline) This class focuses on three major topics: (1) Lands protected by the Public Trust Doctrine; (2) In-depth discussion of the Doctrine of Merger and its effect on existing easements; (3) Slander of Title. These issues have recently become of greater interest (and concern) to surveyors. 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Ethics, Professionalism and the Courts (Kline) This ethics course focuses on professional behavior from the perspective of court decisions. The class includes real-life examples where the surveyor's behavior has been analyzed and critiqued by judges across the country. It also includes relevant segments from local standards of practice and codes of ethics.

Kristopher M. Kline, president of 2Point, Inc., has a four-year degree (class of '84) in general science from Bridgewater College of Bridgewater, Va. and he has been involved in the surveying profession since graduation. In the summer of '84, he moved to Brevard, N.C., and took his first N.C. surveying position as crew chief for William Leonard, P.L.S. Kris became licensed in 1991 (P.L.S. L - 3374). He has attended numerous seminars on topics including Rights of Way, Adverse Possession, Ethics, Real Estate Law and various technical aspects of surveying. He is a 1999 graduate of the North Carolina Society of Surveyors (N.C.S.S.) Institute, a three-year continuing education program that has drawn national attention for the quality of its curriculum and instructors. Kris served for a year as the Chairman of the Standards of Practice Committee for N.C.S.S., followed by 3 years as Chairman of

the N.C.S.S. Education Committee. He has appeared as an expert witness in court on numerous occasions, and has spent the last several years expanding his expertise on legal aspects of boundary retracement. Kris is an experienced boundary consultant and has been teaching classes in North carolina since 2001 on subjects including Boundary Retracement, Intent of the Parties, Riparian (water) Boundaries, and Adverse Possession. He has recently been invited to teach in numerous states across the country and and writes a bi-monthly column for "Point of Beginning", a professional trade journal for Surveyors.

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Advanced Topics in Mineral Surveys and Dependent Resurveys (Kooper) For attendees desiring a general review of mineral surveys, reading materials in digital form will be provided to attendees prior to the conference. The course begins with an overview of federal mining laws, GLO Circulars, Departmental decisions, and mineral survey instructions. In June of 1899, the GLO adopted a policy where the patent description position of prior official mineral surveys controlled over the position monumented by the mineral surveyor. The course will discuss ways to detect when a mineral surveyor falsified their field notes and how the retracement surveyor should address theoretical exclusions in mineral lands patents. Congress enacted legislation in 1904 and the GLO issued several DOI Land Decisions that overturned the policy. The Act and Departmental Decisions reaffirmed the long-standing legal principle that, “monuments control over course and distance.” Chapter X of the 2009 Manual of Surveying Instructions is the first manual to provide instructions on the resurvey of mineral surveys. One of the topics covered in Chapter X is, “Gaps and Overlaps” Not of Record. Scenarios that the resurveyor should consider prior to bending a line through an intermediate monument will be discussed. Various methods of how to reestablish lost mineral survey corners will also be covered.

Gene Kooper: C. Eugene Kooper, PLS, is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor in the state of Colorado since 1985. Mr. Kooper is self-employed as a land surveyor and geologist specializing in mineral survey retracements, underground mine surveying, conventional and GPS control surveys, and satellite image processing for mineral and oil and gas exploration clients. Mr. Kooper has conducted research on mineral surveys and U.S. mining laws since 2001 and given presentations on mineral surveys at several state and national conferences. Mr. Kooper received a B.S. degree in Geological Engineering and a Professional degree in Hydrogeology from the Colorado School of Mines.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 (Continued) 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Meeting The Challenge Of Skilled Worker Shortages In Land Surveying (Blake) This workshop teaches land surveyors how to successfully meet the challenge of skilled worker shortages in their professions. During the workshop Landon defines what a skilled worker is, discusses ways to measure skill, explains the skilled worker lifecycle and outlines common mistakes land surveyors make when managing human talent. He also explains the 3 main prongs of human talent management, provides strategies for dealing with an immediate skilled worker shortage, and offers advice on how to deal with millennials in your workforce. What You Will Learn

How we commonly measure worker skill and the problem with the degree fallacy. Why skilled workers are critical to land surveying, especially when compared to other businesses. The three phases of the skilled worker lifecycle. Common problems with incentive compensation packages. How to calculate a fair and competitive (direct labor) hourly rate for your employees. 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM Why Standard Business Processes Are Critical For The Success of Your Land Surveying Firm (Blake) This workshop teaches land surveyors how to make standard business processes part of their operations. It defines what a standard business process is, it explains the 3 main parts of a standard business process, and it shows how to design and implement standard business processes. What You Will Learn

Why standard business processes are critical to your business operations. The 3 main parts of a standard business process. Three alternative methods to designing standard business practices. Using software tools to implement standard business processes. When and how you should allow deviation from standard business processes.

Landon Blake, PLS: Landon has practiced as a licensed land surveyor in Central California and Western Nevada for 15 years. He has design and managed survey guidelines, technical standards, and business processes for 3 different land surveying and civil engineering companies in Central California. He has also helped design technical standards for city governments, utility service providers, and reclamation districts. Landon is a devoted student of economics, business management, and business strategy. He makes great efforts to apply better business practices to his own surveying and to help other surveyors and civil engineers do the same.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 (Continued) 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM 3d Laser Scanning (Laird) 3D laser scanning continues to embed itself within our industry as a standard practice. Over the next few years the technology and related deliverables will become as common as the chain, transit, theodolite, rag tape, total station and GPS. However, how it is applied today on projects is extremely exciting as each and every project can be so different it makes your “laser” (head) spin. We will take a discovery tour of 30 different projects, 3 slides per project is the max, discovering how this technology is used on ranging projects from a 115’ dam raise, to a hospital’s operating rooms, to Beverly Hills’ Santa Monica Boulevard, to a mining town in Arizona, to the “World’s shortest railway”, and to the runway of this past winters’ Victoria Secrets show in Bejing, China. Those and many others leverage the capture technology and more importantly the deliverables that are produced from it. Learning objective 1: Demonstrate how modern surveying tools and processes are leveraged on today’s construction projects. Learning objective 2: Demonstrate how your business can leverage the power of a billion points.

Brian Laird has over 22 years of professional surveying and technology experience. He is a PLS licensed in the state of Arizona. As Manager of the Civil Technologies Group at Rick Engineering Company, Brian oversees the GIS and 3D Laser Scanning Services together with responsibilities of the organization’s CAD manager. His previous experience as engineering CADD operator, survey analyst, GPS survey coordinator, photogrammetry coordinator, GIS Manager and Manager of 3D laser scanning enables Brian to consider and understand all aspects of a project from conception to final deliverables and to streamline interdepartmental communication, resulting in a cohesive and imaginative on-time product. He is an expert at data collection, processing, display and publishing using a wide array of integrated technology tools.

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Profiting from Drone Mapping: The Complete Workflow (Katz) Flying a drone is easy, but profiting from a drone is hard. In this talk and demo, Aerotas will walk through key lessons and watch-outs for surveyors integrating drones into their operations. A critical challenge that leads many surveyors to fail in their drone program is not having the right workflow for getting to their final line-work survey deliverables. At this talk, Aerotas will do a live technical demonstration showing the full workflow for producing final topographic mapping deliverables from drone data. In addition, they will share critical lessons and best practices for surveyors to use drones for high-accuracy mapping as efficiently, profitably, and safely as possible 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Solving the Land survey Hiring Crisis by Drone (Katz) Coming off a bumper 2017 construction season, the time is right for land surveyors to grow their businesses. However, the experiences of pre-2009 and a nationwide shortage of hirable survey staff means savvy surveyors must focus on efficiency as they grow: doing more work, more profitably, with smaller teams. In this talk, Aerotas will present key lessons from enabling surveyors nationwide to use drone surveying to grow as efficiently as possible. Key lessons include using an optimized drone-surveying workflow, changing how new projects are priced, and attracting the next generations into the industry.

Daniel Katz is a co-founder of Aerotas. Aerotas provides complete turn-key solutions for surveyors to start mapping by drone effectively and profitably.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2018 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Title, Research, and Liability (Wilson) An examination of the differences and similarities between title examination and deed research for survey purposes. Discussion of the liability resulting from either, or both. Emphasis is placed on the professional standards in effect. 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM Unwritten Rights – More than Just Adverse Possession (Wilson) When one or more things fail to agree with a record description, people usually immediately think of adverse possession, not realizing its complex requirements. However, situations such as this are often NOT adverse possession, but are attributable to some other doctrine, either title or boundary location. There are sixteen ways that title to, and rights in, land may be acquired or transferred, nine of which are not part of any written record. This program takes a brief look at the sixteen categories, and presents examples for each, so that various possibilities may be considered when discrepancies between the record and occupation.

Don Wilson is President of Land and Boundary Consultants, Inc., based in southeastern New Hampshire, and has been in practice as a land boundary consultant since 1974 and surveying since 1962. Don is both a licensed land surveyor and professional forester and has presented seminars on a variety of topics including description interpretation, boundary evidence, surveying law, and various aspects of forensic science.

In addition to over 200 technical publications in several disciplines, Don has been involved with writing more than 60 books. The latest editions of Evidence & Procedures for Boundary Location and its companion title, Boundary Control and Legal Principles, both of which he is a co-author, are the leading surveying textbooks. Two of his more

recent publications, Interpreting Land Records and Forensic Procedures for Boundary & Title Investigation, are proving to be a favorite among attorneys, title examiners and surveyors. His latest book, Easements Relating to Land Surveying and Title Examinations, will be a desk-top favorite for many. He has written six other boundary-related texts as well as researched and compiled the subject matter for seven state boundary and surveying law books. Don is a former faculty member of the University of Maine where he taught surveying in the School of Forestry and the Department of Civil Engineering. He is also a former faculty member at the University of New Hampshire where he continues to teach courses for the UNH Professional Development & Training Program. He is a member of the Professional Surveyor/Red Vector “Dream Team” providing on-line education for surveyors and related professionals. Presently this cooperative is offering twelve separate courses authored by Don with more currently being developed. Don is a member of and has been active in many surveying, mapping and forestry organizations. He is past president of both the Maine Society of Land Surveyors and the New Hampshire Land Surveyors Association. In addition to the writing and lecturing about surveying, Don is the fourth generation of a family that owned and operated the sporting camps, Wilson's on Moosehead Lake, for over 109 years. He is a registered Maine Guide, avid fly fisherman and has maintained an interest in the sporting and resort history of Maine.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2018 (Continued) 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Best Practices for GPS Today (VanSickle) Most, not all, GPS surveying relies on the idea of differential positioning. The mode of a base or reference receiver at a known location logging data at the same time as a receiver at an unknown location together provide the fundamental information for the determination of accurate coordinates. Now, the most commonly used methods utilize receivers on reference stations that provide correction signals to the end user via a data link sometimes over the Internet, radio signal, or cell phone and often in real-time. Real-time kinematic (RTK) has become routine in development and engineering surveys where the distance between the base and roving receivers can most often be measured in thousands of feet. However, while RTK dominates the GPS surveying applications the requirements of setting up a GPS reference station on a known position, the establishment of a radio frequency transmitter and all attendant components before a single measurement can be made are both awkward and expensive. Real-Time Networks, RTN services have arisen around the world to provide RTCM real-time corrections to surveyors by a different means. There are definite advantages including the elimination of individual base station preparation and the measurement of longer baselines without rapid degradation of the results. This seminar is about making explaining some elements important to RTN operation and proposing some practical real-time best practices. 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM GIS and GNSS (VanSickle) GIS is a representation of reality that has the remarkable ability to answer questions about itself. It can tell you almost anything you want to know about what you’ve done, what you’re doing or what you intend to do, but there are a couple of catches. For example, you have to point it at the information it needs to answer your questions. And if you want the answers to be right, the information has to be right. Here’s another catch, GIS will only do what it’s told if the software and hardware are in place to carry the information you asked for in the form you want to see. This presentation is about some real-world examples of the processes necessary to achieve these things. One of the case studies involves a GIS for the management of an international utility and another is about right-of-way acquisition for and construction of a gas gathering pipeline in Texas.

Jan VanSickle has many years of experience in GIS, GPS, surveying, mapping and imagery. He has advised Anadarko, IHS Energy, Chesapeake, Microsoft, Intermap, Jeppesen, Geoeye and others in geospatial matters. He began working with GPS in the early 1980s when he supervised control work using the Macrometer, the first commercial GPS receiver. He created and led the GIS department at Qwest Communications for the company’s 25,000-mile worldwide fiber optic network. He also led the team that built the GIS for natural gas gathering in the Barnett Shale. He has led nationwide seminars based on his three books, GPS for Land Surveyors, Basic GIS Coordinates and Surveying Solved Problems. Jan earned his Ph.D. in geospatial engineering from the University of Colorado. He has been a licensed professional Land Surveyor for thirty-one years is a member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and is currently licensed in Colorado, California, Oregon, Texas, North Dakota and West Virginia.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2018 (Continued) 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Prescriptive Rights (Sudden & Hanley) Description Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

Agnes Hanley: Bio Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org Amy Sugden: After attending Indiana University – Bloomington, where she graduated with honors, Amy Sugden attended Saint Louis University School of Law. After graduation, she worked for the Missouri Attorney General’s office as an assistant state attorney general, handling numerous administrative trials and appeals for various state agencies. Ms. Sugden relocated to Las Vegas in 2007 to enter the private sector, working primarily in the area of eminent domain and representing various condemning authorities until recently joining the Law Offices of Brian C. Padgett to exclusively represent landowners in eminent domain litigation.

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Position For Transition (Radke) Business presentation based on - What weve learned by traveling the country and meeting with land surveying and engineering company owners and managers. Industry professional (the technically trained) are yearning for more business related topics that will engage then, challenge them and guide them into the future of an ever changing and aging industry. Main topic centers around how owners, principals, partners and management should think about, prepare, and operate their business with the end in mind. Every company will face one of several "inevitable" tansitions. Are you prepared? What can you do today? What will add value in the future? How do you measure?

Rich Radke: Bio Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Alternative Dispute Resolution (Young) Description Pending

Cortney Young’s mediation practice is focused on the resolution of litigated disputes, including but not limited to, asset valuation, securities, probate and trust disputes, breach of contract, homeowner association disputes, foreclosure and super-priority mediation, boundary disputes, neighborhood disputes, landlord-tenant, and complex civil litigation.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2018 (Continued) 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Getting Started with Drone Surveying (Perry) Presents practical empirical research data on various methods, techniques, and best practices for the implementation and operation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in performing typical topographic and site surveys on small to medium sized surveying projects. Utah Valley University students and faculty in conjunction with professional surveyors have collected and analyzed data on the type, number, and configuration of control survey targets, aircraft types, flight altitudes and patterns, image resolution, camera types and settings, and anticipated accuracy values. Demonstration of Pix4D® and Carlson Point Cloud® software used for post-processing of image data delivering engineering ready orthorectified aerial photos and point clouds.

Danial L. Perry is a tenured Associate Professor and Geomatics Program Coordinator and has been teaching surveying, drafting, and design courses at UVU since 2005. He holds an MBA and a Professional Land Surveyor license in Utah. Prior to UVU he was a civil designer and survey technician for several firms accumulating over 28 years’ experience with a variety of surveying and engineering firms including his own.

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Legislative & Lobbying Information (Gray) Description Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

Tyre Gray, Esq. practices is concentrated in the areas of government affairs, business litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. He represents clients in both state and federal courts, before state legislatures, state agencies, and local governments on projects that frequently cross state and jurisdictional lines.

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Research & Development Tax Incentives for Surveying Firms (Fercho) Corporate Tax Advisors (CTA) is a professional service firm specializing in providing Research and Development Tax Credit services to CPA's and their A&E clients. We have a team of Engineers/Surveyors, CPA's and Tax Attorneys that possess the expertise to qualify, quantify, document and defend our clients' R&D Tax Credits. We wish to educate the engineering and survey community on leveraging their financial opportunities through IRS recognized R&D credits.

Dawson Fercho, EA is Vice President of Business Development and Co-founder of Corporate Tax Advisors, Inc., based in our Kansas City office. He brings over 20 year of consulting experience, 15 years exclusively focused on the Federal Research & Development Tax Credit and the 179D Deduction since inception, working with the accounting industry and small to mid-size manufacturing, technology, engineering, architecture and construction clients. In his current role for Corporate Tax Advisors, Dawson is responsible for all areas of CTA’s marketing and business development. Dawson is also IRS Special Enrolled Agent, licensed by the U.S. Treasury to practice before the Internal Revenue Service in all our nation’s tax arenas including the

Research Tax Credit. Prior to CTA, Dawson held numerous senior level management roles with some of the largest technology and communication firms in the country.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2018 (Continued) 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Easements (Silva) Pending description. – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

Steven Silva, Esq. focuses his practice on eminent domain, real property, commercial litigation, appeals and foreclosure, throughout Nevada and California. Steven previously served as a Staff Attorney in the Civil Division of Central Legal Staff for the Supreme Court of Nevada. He also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Patrick Flanagan at the Second Judicial District Court for Washoe County, and in law school he was a judicial extern for the Honorable John A. Houston at the United States District Court for the Southern District of California.

3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Liability Insurance, Drone &Equipment Coverage, Cyber Protection (Ledbetter) Pending description. – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

Laura Ledbetter is a broker with Hall & Company, an insurance brokerage firm that specializes in the placement of Professional Liability Insurance for Land Surveyors, Design Firms and Consultants. She has earned the Certified Insurance Counselor designation, joining other top professionals in her industry who are committed to professional excellence. She has been licensed in Property & Casualty Insurance for 7 years and has been serving as an insurance broker and risk manager to Land Surveyors, Architects, Engineers, and Environmental Consultants at Hall & Company since 2012.

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2018 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Boundary Line Agreements and Adjustments: Unraveling the Tangle (Gregersen) When need approval of land use authority? When use reciprocal deeds? When will an oral agreement be enforced? When must papers be recorded? When need a plat prepared by a surveyor? What documents and assistance can a surveyor provide without practicing law?

Mark Gregersen, Esq., PLS: Bio pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Quality Based Selection (Mathe) Description Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

Ray Mathe Bio Pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM ALTA/NSPS Surveys (Burn) Pending description. – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

Paul Burn: Bio pending – Check back later for updated information. PLSeducation.org

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2018 (Continued)

8:30 AM – 12:00 PM The Seven F’s of Land Surveying Plus One (Wilson) A philosophical discussion of how land surveying is sometimes perceived and an attempt to place understanding in its appropriate category: fantasy, folklore, fiction, folly, figment, foolishness and fairy tales. What is frequently ignored is fact.

Don Wilson is President of Land and Boundary Consultants, Inc., based in southeastern New Hampshire, and has been in practice as a land boundary consultant since 1974 and surveying since 1962. Don is both a licensed land surveyor and professional forester and has presented seminars on a variety of topics including description interpretation, boundary evidence, surveying law, and various aspects of forensic science. In addition to over 200 technical publications in several disciplines, Don has been involved with writing more than 60 books. The latest editions of Evidence & Procedures for Boundary Location and its companion title, Boundary Control and Legal Principles, both of which he is a co-author, are the leading surveying textbooks. Two of his more recent publications, Interpreting Land Records and Forensic Procedures for Boundary & Title Investigation, are proving to be a favorite among attorneys, title examiners and surveyors. His latest book,

Easements Relating to Land Surveying and Title Examinations, will be a desk-top favorite for many. He has written six other boundary-related texts as well as researched and compiled the subject matter for seven state boundary and surveying law books. Don is a former faculty member of the University of Maine where he taught surveying in the School of Forestry and the Department of Civil Engineering. He is also a former faculty member at the University of New Hampshire where he continues to teach courses for the UNH Professional Development & Training Program. He is a member of the Professional Surveyor/Red Vector “Dream Team” providing on-line education for surveyors and related professionals. Presently this cooperative is offering twelve separate courses authored by Don with more currently being developed. Don is a member of and has been active in many surveying, mapping and forestry organizations. He is past president of both the Maine Society of Land Surveyors and the New Hampshire Land Surveyors Association. In addition to the writing and lecturing about surveying, Don is the fourth generation of a family that owned and operated the sporting camps, Wilson's on Moosehead Lake, for over 109 years. He is a registered Maine Guide, avid fly fisherman and has maintained an interest in the sporting and resort history of Maine.

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