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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS



         Thursday, January 23, 2025         How to Make a Boundary                   Friday, January 24, 2025
             AFTERNOON SESSIONS             Determination that Will Win in Court         MORNING SESSIONS
                                            NY LS/PE: 4.0; NH 1.0; VT 4.0; NJ 4.0
                                            Jeffery N. Lucas, JD, PLS, Esq.
      Canal Course                          2:00pm – 6:00pm                      The Creation of Public and Private
      NY LS/PE: 1.5; NH .25; VT 1.5; NJ 1.5  This course is a study of the relevant   Roads in NY
      Laura E. Ayers, Esq.                  evidence standards, different types of   NY LS/PE: 4.0; NH 1.0; VT 4.0; NJ 4.0
      1:30pm – 3:00pm                       evidence, the standard of care, and   Laura E. Ayers, Esq.
      An overview of New York Canal Law. Topics   explores the process of rendering a well-  8:00am – 12:00pm
      to be addressed include: the history of canals   reasoned opinion on the only question   An overview of New York State Highway
      in New York, where to locate information on   that is within the purview of the retracing   Law and related case law with respect
      canals, the Canal Land Maps, Modern Canal   surveyor – the location question. The   to the establishment of highways. Topics
      Law and the abandonment and alienation of   importance of deeds and the role they   to be addressed include: the current and
      Canal Lands.                          have in boundary determination, the   former legislative, statutory and common
                                            interpretation of deeds, finding intent,   law schemes to create public and private
      3D Laser Scanning: New                and how and when the boundary        highways in New York State, as well as
      Opportunities & New AI-Based Tools    establishment doctrines come into    the manner in which a private landowner
      NY LS/PE: 1.5; NH .25; VT 1.5; NJ 1.5  play. The “Ultimate Issue Rule” will be   can create private roads either expressly
      Bruce Bartels & Harold R. Schultz, II, LS  discussed and its importance relative   or impliedly.
      1:30pm – 3:00pm                       boundary determinations and liability.
      For the first half of the presentation, we                                 From Drone…to Field…to Finish…
      will discuss how integrating 3D laser   Ethics and Design Professional     with Carlson Software
      scanning technology into traditional   Practice for the NYS Professional   NY LS/PE: 4.0; NH 1.0; VT 4.0; NJ 4.0
      surveying is not only transforming the way                                 Michael Hyman
      surveyors work, but also generating new   Land Surveyor Licensee           8:00am – 12:00pm
      business opportunities that didn’t exist   NY LS/PE: 1.5; NH .25; VT 1.5; NJ 1.5  In this session we will look at the options,
                                            Moderator: Eric Greppo, PE
      in the past. Additionally, we’ll highlight   4:00pm – 5:30pm               settings and output features within
      improvements to hardware and field    Join a panel of representatives of the New   Carlson’s Field Collection Software as
      software that are making scanners easier   York State Education Department (NYSED)   well as Office Software. A quick look at a
      to use and maintain. The second half   and the Board for a discussion about the   code list that seamlessly bonds the field
      of the presentation will focus on a live   regulated practice of land surveying and   to the office for making the survey map.
      demonstration of the office software with a   the responsibilities of design professionals   Focusing on Carlson field collection best
      focus on how AI is being utilized to simplify   in New York. Topics will include, among   practices will jump start this class and
      and expedite workflows. There will be time   other things, professional entities   how it seamlessly bonds itself together
      allotted at the end for a Q&A session.  authorized to practice, supervising and   with Carlson’s office software. From there,
                                            signing work, contracting practices, and   we will focus on the workflow of what
      Practical Use with GIS                professional conduct.                we’ve learned in the early part of the
      Datasets/Usage                                                             session to process drone captured point
      NY LS/PE: 4.0; NH 1.0; VT 4.0; NJ 4.0  What Tools are Available to Create   cloud data and ortho imagery captured to
      Jeffrey Horneman, PLS, GISP           an Effective Deliverable?            develop output for seamless field to finish
      2:00pm – 6:00pm                                                            workflow into CAD from both TS/GPS field
      This class is designed to enable surveyors   NY LS/PE: 1.5; NH .25; VT 1.5; NJ 1.5  collected data as well as data captured
                                            Kenneth J. Fronheiser, PLS
      to better understand the role of GIS both   4:00pm – 5:30pm                from drones.
      within Architecture and Engineering (A&E)   In recent years, technology has really
      projects and outside of these traditional   “taken off”. The advancement in both
      standards. Attendees will gain a grasp of   hardware and software has allowed the
      usage and limitations of existing data, and   surveyor to combine these technologies
      creation of their own GIS datasheets. Real   to create a cost-effective deliverable. This
      world empirical data will be used to show   presentation is designed to take a look at
      actual examples. Question and answer   what hardware and software options are
      period will follow, with information for on-  available and different workflows that can
      site class availability.              be used to create a comprehensive and
                                            cost-effective deliverable.
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