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About
This organization was formed to:
- Protect and benefit the general public through the development of principles of practice conforming to recognized ethical codes and
- Guide the Professional Surveyor to practice the profession in accordance with the Surveyor’s Pledge;
- Protect the inherent rights of those engaged in the profession;
- Promote the advancement of professional surveying;
- Promote educational programs for the advancement of those engaged in the profession;
- Promote cooperation and act as liaison among groups of professional societies representing related professional fields.
As a professional organization, PLSO provides a forum to:
- Express personal, professional and community opinions at local and state levels;
- Educate the general public about the services, activities and legal standards required of the Professional Surveyor;
- Present the unified voice of the profession aimed at bettering our community, our profession and ourselves.
PLSO recognizes the aims and goals of its affiliate societies which are common to its own and pledges its support toward their achievement.
PLSO CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
PLSO history according to A.O. Myers
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According to GPS World, The McChrystal Group, led by retired four-star general Stanley McChrystal, contacted a U.S. Department of Defense official on behalf of LightSquared to discuss “a spectrum swap”. The article notes that moving LightSquared’s license to a different radio frequency spectrum has been suggested by some as a possible exit strategy from the LightSquared/GPS interference conflict.
Read the GPS World article.
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The Jan. 31, 2012 Coalition to Save Our GPS Clips included excerpts from a series of articles regarding LightSquared including the Federal Communications Commisssion is seeking public comment on a petition for declaratory ruling by LightSquared that says GPS receivers aren’t entitled to protection from interference. Read LightSquared’s Petition for Declaratory Relief.
The FCC has asked for comments related to LightSquared’s claim that, “Commercial GPS receivers are not licensed, do not operate under any service rules, and thus are not entitled to any interference protection whatsoever,” requesting that the FCC “not grant interference protection to global positioning systems”. (more…)
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The Ohio Senate amendment was proposed to be added to House Bill 32 by Sen. David Burke at the Senate Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources Committee at a hearing Jan. 24, 2012. The amendment was accepted by the committee, and the bill was passed out of committee with a favorable recommendation to the Senate. (more…)
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The National Museum of Surveying has released a promotional movie that is a five-minute virtual tour of the museum. The National Museum of Surveying is the only museum and tourist attraction of its kind in the country and is located in Springfield, Ill. Check out the new video. For more information about the museum, go to www.surveyingmuseum.org/.
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Approved November 2011 Executive Committee minutes, and chapter and committee reports from the Jan. 13, 2012 Executive Committee meeting are now posted in the members-only section of the PLSO website.
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Lodging at The Conference Center at NorthPointe is sold out for Feb. 8-9, 2012 during the PLSO Annual Conference. A wait list is being honored so call NorthPointe at (614) 880-4300 to have your name added to that list. The Cambria Suites Polaris is a nearby alternative for lodging. Cabmria’s number is (614) 841-9100. Be sure to mention you are with the PLSO Annual Conference. There are rooms available at The Conference Center at NorthPointe for Feb. 10, 2012.
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