The Reference CD is a collection of documents useful for surveyors and others in the land information or natural resources
communities. Many have been scoured from the internet and some are scanned out-of-print historical
documents with a more than 9500 total pages. All have been brought together onto a single CD and are conveniently
accessible
from a menu. Most are in Acrobat Reader pdf format, a few
are images, and all can be printed if desired.
The CD is a Foundation fund raiser in support of surveying education and the preservation of historical memorabilia. Copies will be available at the January 2007 WSLS Annual
Surveyors Institute.
Suggested donations for the CD are:
$75 for non WSLS members
$50 for WSLS members
$25 for students
The documents are grouped into seven categories and over 50 have been
collected. A sample list of document titles is shown below:
| US Code |
|
Title 33 - Navigation and Navigable Waters |
| General Land and Public Land
Surveys |
| |
BLM Legal Reference Guide |
| |
Durability of Bearing Trees |
| |
Glossary of Cadastral and Mapping Terms |
|
Guide
to Identification of Bearing Tree Remains |
| General Info |
| |
Land Slide Report - Displacement of Survey Monuments and Land
Lines |
| |
Mineral Survey Procedures Guide |
| Maps and Projections |
| |
Map Projections - A Working
Manual |
| |
Topo Map Symbols |
| |
Wis Coord Ref Systems: Redesign of the
WCCS |
| Soils; Natural Resources |
| |
Field Indicators of Hydric Soils in the United States |
| |
Soil Survey
Manual |
| |
Urban Hydrology for Small Watersheds |
| |
Wetlands Delineation Manual |
| Wis - Legal |
| |
Cases Relevant to Shoreland and Floodplain Zoning in
Wisconsin |
| |
Eminent Domain |
| |
Guide to Researching Wis Legislation |
| |
Letter from BLM concerning Double Corners |
| Wisconsin - Other |
| |
Forest Trees of Wisconsin |
| |
Survey Safety Manual |
| |
Township Map of Wisconsin |
| |
Wisconsin Lakes |
The WSLS Foundation does not warrant the accuracy or applicability of the
material; files were current at the time of their collection.
Questions can be directed to Jerry Mahun at gmahun@matcmadison.edu.