Thank you for sharing this. A very comprehensive handbook indeed, and an outstanding refresher for a lot of us.
Do any of you gentlemen have the pdf that you are referring to in this thread? It does not appear to be on the Santiago Canyon College page anymore. I had access to this book at one time and I have been keeping my eyes open for it ever since. It is an excellent resource for field crews.
-ND
It is 22,071KB in size, it may email...........
send email with a request to harrissurv at yahoo dot com and I will reply with the file.
I saved to google drive. PM if necessary
Did they take this offline??ÿ I used the link but didn't see it.
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dropped in box, not sure if it downloaded, no reaction noticed. Also, I sent reply with file
@JViannaPLS
Sent reply with file a few minutes ago........
- Received a copy from StLSurveyor. Lots to look at and it is very well put together with many examples. Thanks,
- Jim
I think I have replied to all thus far....
If available, I would also like a copy/ or link to a copy (dropbox, google drive)
I can re-host a .pdf version once received.
Many thanks.
Thanks much for the email, A Harris. And thanks for responding on here stlsurveyor. This is an excellent resource. I??m glad someone is still able to spread knowledge about the lost art of survey notekeeping.
Stay plumb, my surveying brethren.?ÿ ??ÿ
... and for future reference gmail can send or receive up to 25MB files. I didn??t know that until Mr. Harris sent me the book.?ÿ
I have a reprint of this book that I bought recently from a used book dealer. Inside the front cover, there's the statement: "Clark College Bookstore has been granted permission to reprint this book in its entirety by Krieger Publishing Company (November, 2008)".
I don't see Pafford's ?ÿname in the current list of authors on Krieger's website, but it looks like Krieger would be the place to start to get further reprint permission.
It looks like Dorothy Pafford died in 2002.?ÿ https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/ladailynews/obituary.aspx?n=dorothy-pafford&pid=375641
The obituary lists two sons. One, Douglas (land surveyor), died in 2003. The other son, W. Scott Pafford, appears to be a CPA and has a LinkedIn page. This is probably him:?ÿ https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-pafford-aa9b531a/
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@a-harris, I have been searching for this book for a while now and came across this forum. I have not had any success finding this book elsewhere and I was wondering if you would be kind to help me with this resource if you still have access to it. I would really appreciate it. With all the new technology note keeping is being forgotten and not emphasized enough.
