Spotlight on Surveying and Mapping... Georgia's Water Shortage and a Surveyor's Miscalculations
Written by Amerisurv.com
Monday, 25 February 2008
From our sister site (Amerisurv.com), a special treat! The American Surveyor's articles have been getting more attention than usual in recent weeks.
Just a couple weeks ago, NBC Nightly News came a knockin' after finding Bart Crattie's Georgia Water Shortage article. Recently, a quick segment aired on their national evening news program about the boundary dispute between Georgia and Tennessee.
NBC's production team was fascinated with Bart Crattie's explanation that a surveyor's miscalculations were to blame. We were tickled to see Bart on national television, as a result of his article in our January issue .
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