Subject: &quot;Parting the Waters&quot; - article on using GPS to map US/Mexico boundary<br/>
Date: May 23, 2001 @ 17:01<br/>
Author: Bill Hanrahan (Bill Hanrahan &lt;hanrahan@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1529461849">The May 2001 issue of &quot;GPS World&quot; has an interesting (to techies, anyway) <br/>
four page article on the use of differential GPS data in mapping coastal <br/>
boundaries between the US and Mexico, with four survey campaigns providing <br/>
the baseline coordinates required for a boundary treaty.  I tried to obtain <br/>
permission from the publisher to reproduce the article in BoundaryPoint, <br/>
but they wanted $50 based on approximately 50 users.  Reprints are <br/>
available from the publisher, but the minimum order is 500 reprints!  The <br/>
following information may prove helpful in obtaining a copy of the magazine <br/>
from your local library:<br/>
<br/>
&quot;GPS World&quot;<br/>
Volume 12, Number 5     May, 2001<br/>
Published monthly by Advanstar Communications<br/>
131 W. First St.<br/>
Duluth, MN 55802-2065 USA<br/>
<br/>
Bill</div>