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INDEX TO SURVEYING AND LAND INFORMATION SYSTEMS, VOLUME 56 AUTHORS ARTICLES Barnes, Grenville, Bruce Chaplin, and Mark Eckl. A medium- Loon, Joseph C. Guest Editor’s Preface for Special Content Issue: accuracy GPS methodology for cadastral surveying and “Aspects of large-scale topographic mapping.” 56(3): 131-2. mapping. 56(1): 3-12. Opadeyi, Jacob A. S., and John D. McLaughlin. The cadastral Brown, Alice G. A study of the current method for examining records in Trinidad and Tobago. 56(1): 37-42. title to filled tidelands and wharf structures for the purpose Han, Shaowei, and Chris Rizos. Centimeter GPS kinematic or rapid of determining historic high and low water. 56(1): 27-36. static surveys without ambiguity resolution. 56(3): 143-8. Buckner, R. B. (“Ben”). Comment and Discussion RE: “Ob- Ramirez, J. Raul. Generating information from scanning Ohio taining accurate boundary locations for land information maps (GISOM): The conversion of 7.5-minute quadrangles systems.” 56(2): 119-21. to DLG-3 files for the State of Ohio. 56(3): 133-42. Burkholder, Earl F. Comment and Discussion RE: “Design of Doytsher, Yerahmiel. Large-scale multi-informational urban a local coordinate system for surveying, engineering, and mapping. 56(3): 156-64. LIS/GIS.” 56(2): 119. Fury, Rudolf J. Leveled height differences from published Chaplin, Bruce (see Barnes, Grenville). NAVD 88 orthometric heights. 56(2): 89-102. Christensen, Albert A. J. The practice of piecewise fits with Barnes, Grenville, Bruce Chaplin, and Mark Eckl. A medium- particular reference to property mapping. 56(3): 165-83. accuracy GPS methodology for cadastral surveying and Doytsher, Yerahmiel. Large-scale multi-informational urban mapping. 56(1): 3-12. mapping. 56(3): 156-64. Kuang, Shanlong, Coventine Fidis, and Floyd Thomas. Mod- Dracup, Joseph F. Some notes on adjustments, weights, and eling of local geoid with GPS and leveling: A case study. accuracies directed to managers. 56(1): 13-26. 56(2): 75-88. Dracup, Joseph F. Trilateration - a practical surveying Salzmann, Martin. On the modeling of geometric quality for method. 56(4): 212-218. large-scale mapping projects. 56(3):149-55. Dubeau, Francois. Solving horizontal circular curves with a Satalich, Jay. Optimal selection of constraints in GPS-derived large central angle. 56(1): 49-54. orthometric heights. 56(2): 103-18. Eckl, Mark (see Barnes, Grenville). Christensen, Albert H. J. The practice of piecewise fits with Fidis, Coventine. (see Kuang, Shanlong). particular reference to property mapping. 56(3): 165-83. Fury, Rudolf J. Leveled height differences from published Raabe, E. A., R. P. Stumpf, N. J. Marth, and R. L. Shrestha. A NAVD 88 orthometric heights. 56(2): 89-102. precise vertical network: Establishing new orthometric Greenfeld, Joshua. Book Review of Solving problems in survey- heights with static surveys in Florida tidal marshes. 56(4): ing. 56(2): 125-6. 200-211. Greulich, Gunther. TQM or bidding - an exercise in futility. Waters, Hugh R. Project management in establishing a land 56(1): 43-8. information system in a developing country. 56(2):. 67-74. Han, Shaowei, and Chris Rizos. Centimeter GPS kinematic or Kellie, Andrew C. Rivers, streams, and riparian boundaries. rapid static surveys without ambiguity resolution. 56(3): 56(4): 219-227. 143-8. Dubeau, Frangois. Solving horizontal circular curves with a Jeffress, Gary A. Book Review of Surveying. 56(1): 55. large central angle. 56(1): 49-54. Jeffress, Gary A. Book Review of Brown’s boundary control and Dracup, Joseph F. Some notes on adjustments, weights, and legal principles. 56(1): 55. accuracies directed to managers. 56(1): 13-26. Kellie, Andrew C. Rivers, streams, and riparian boundaries. Brown, Alice G. A study of the current method for examining 56(4): 219-227. title to filled tidelands and wharf structures for the purpose Kuang, Shanlong, Coventine Fidis, and Floyd Thomas. Mod- of determining historic high and low water. 56(1): 27-36. eling of local geoid with GPS and leveling: A case study. Greulich, Gunther. TQM or bidding - an exercise in futility. 56(2): 75-88. 56(1): 43-48. Loon, Joseph C. Guest Editor’s Preface for Special Content Dracup, Joseph F. Trilateration - a practical surveying Issue: “Aspects of large-scale topographic mapping.” 56(3): method. 56(4): 212-218. 131-2. Marsico, Salvatore A. Who owns my work? 56(4): 195-199. Marsico, Salvatore A. Who owns my work? 56(4): 195-199. McLaughlin, John D. (see Opadeyi, Jacob A. S.). COMMENT AND DISCUSSION Opadeyi, Jacob A. S., and John D. McLaughlin. The cadastral records in Trinidad and Tobago. 56(1): 37-42. Raabe, E. A., R. P. Stumpf, N. J. Marth, and R. L. Shrestha. A Burkholder, Earl F. Comment and Discussion RE: “Design of precise vertical network: Establishing new orthometric a local coordinate system for surveying, engineering, and heights with static surveys in Florida tidal marshes. 56(4): LIS/GIS.” 56(2): 119. 200-211. Buckner, R. B. (“Ben”). Comment and Discussion RE: “Ob- Ramirez, J. Raul. Generating information from scanning Ohio taining accurate boundary locations for land information maps (GISOM): The conversion of 7.5-minute quadrangles systems.” 56(2): 119-21. to DLG-3 files for the State of Ohio. 56(3): 133-42. Rizos, Chris (see Han, Shaowei). BOOK REVIEWS Salzmann, Martin. On the modeling of geometric quality for large-scale mapping projects. 56(3): 149-55. Satalich, Jay. Optimal selection of constraints in GPS-derived Jeffress, Gary A. Review of Brown's boundary control and legal principles. 56(1): 55. orthometric heights. 56(2): 103-18. Schwarz, Charles R. Book Review of Geodetic network analysis Schwarz, Charles R. Review of Geodetic network analysis and and optimal design: Concepts and applications. 56(3): 184-5. optimal design: Concepts and applications. 56(3): 184-5. Thomas, Floyd. (see Kuang, Shanlong). Greenfeld, Joshua. Review of Solving problems in surveying. Waters, Hugh R. Project management in establishing a land 56(2): 125-6. information system in a developing country. 56(2): 67-74. Jeffress, Gary A. Review of Surveying. 56(1): 55. ° Surveying and Land Information Systems