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Book Description: A Subject by Subject Guide to Learn the Know-How
of Writing Legal Descriptions; Subdividing Land; and Enriching Your
Coffer with Knowledge. This book will show you how to: 1.) Read
Legal Descriptions. 2.) Prepare a Section Format Legal Description.
3.) Prepare a Long Format Legal Description. 4.) Prepare a Short
Format Legal Description. 5.) Prepare a Quit Claim Deed. 6.)
Prepare Lot Line Adjustments. 7.) Prepare a Subtitle, Tract/Parcel
Map. 8.) Profit from this knowledge. You can benefit from this book
by: A.) Broadening your clienteles. B.) Maximizing your building
dwelling units. C.) Keeping your mineral rights forever. D.)
Avoiding land locks & more Featured subjects in this book: 1.)
Public Land Survey System is the Pillar of the United States Land
System. 2.) Legal Description vs. Tract Map Subtitle. 3.) Preparing
Tract/Parcel Maps procedures. 4.) Family trees of land.
The GCDB Handbook for GIS is a quick reference to the practical
applications of the Bureau of Land Management's Geographic
Coordinate Database for Geographic Information System users and
land surveyors. Because the GCDB is important to GIS in the Public
Lands Survey states, GIS users and land surveyors should understand
what the GCDB is and how the GCDB affects GIS data alignment and
spatial accuracy, and should know how to use the GCDB for a number
of GIS and surveying tasks.
The GIS for Surveyors book explains how surveyors use Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) technologies to support land surveying
activities and how GIS helps surveyors work more effectively and
efficiently. Additionally, the book covers how surveyors support
GIS data development, integrity, and spatial accuracy. GIS
concepts, overviews, and specific examples are presented on a
variety of topics related to Geographic Information Systems
relevant to land surveying. The book also addresses important
issues and helpful applications. Major topics covered are GIS
fundamentals, data sources, using GIS in the survey office, using
GIS in the field, surveying for GIS, and spatial accuracy
considerations.
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