NORTHWEST CHAPTER OF THE
WISCONSIN SOCIETY OF LAND SURVEYORS
Continuing education seminar on Friday April 8, 2022 at Rolling Oaks Restaurant, Barron, WI
Program schedule:
8:00-9:00 Registration / coffee and rolls
9:00-10:15 Session 1: I Should Know That… But Its Been A While
10:15-10:30 Break
10:30-12:00 Session 1 continued:
I Should Know That… But Its Been A While continued
(Session 1 Total - Category 1 or 3 – 3.3 PDH)
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:00 Session 2: What does this Button Do?
2:00-2:15 Break
2:15-4:00 Session 2 continued:
What does this Button Do? continued
(Session 2 Total - Category 3 – 3.3 PDH)
4:00 Receive Certificate of Attendance. 6.6 PDH’s total.
Registrations at the door will be accepted, however we encourage pre-registration to determine quantity for lunch.
Registration form:
Name (as it appears on license): _______________________________________
Street address: _________________________________________________
City, State, Zip: _________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________________
The $75 fee covers the program, coffee, rolls and lunch. Please make checks payable to:
NW Chapter of WSLS and forward along with this form by mail to: Dave Rieder 2650N Co Rd F, Birchwood, WI 54817
THE NORTHWEST CHAPTER OF THE
WISCONSIN SOCIETY OF LAND SURVEYORS
Presenting a continuing education seminar on Friday April 8, 2022 at Rolling Oaks Restaurant, 450 W Division Ave (USH ‘8’), Barron, Wisconsin.
*If you have questions about Covid-19 requirements at Rolling Oaks, please contact them directly at 715-537-9300
https://www.rollingoakssupperclub.com/
I Should Know That… But Its Been A While – Renee Powers
Let's revisit some basic and important topics related to plats, maps & the law that we all knew at one time but could use some refreshing.
What does this Button Do? – Steve Grady & Kevin Slottke
We have become a society of button pushers. We expect technology to work and be correct every time. What happens when the "box" does not give the answer we are expecting, or even worse no answer at all. In this presentation we will discuss the daisy chain of events that allows you to come up with a measurement. We will discuss GNSS constellations, different settings, device connections and how to avoid some common pitfalls with survey technology.
Biography of the presenters:
Renee Powers
Renee Powers is a Professional Land Surveyor who directs the Plat Review and Municipal Boundary Review Programs for the State of Wisconsin. The mission of these programs is to solve problems related to land development. Ms. Powers’ has over 25 years of experience in land surveying and construction of subdivision developments in Wisconsin and Illinois. She has served as a Town Board Supervisor for the Town of Albany in Green County, Wisconsin. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and MATC in Madison.
Steve Grady
Steve has been with Seiler Instrument for seven years as technical support specialist and sales representative. Prior to Seiler, Steve was a survey crew chief at Ruekert-Mielke Engineering for 21 years preforming engineering, GIS and Geophysical surveys.
Kevin Slottke
Kevin is the Survey Group Leader at SIGMA Group in Milwaukee. In 2013 he was named Surveyor of the Year by WSLS and is the past president of Society of Southeast Wisconsin Land Surveyors. He is currently a member of the WSLS Institute Committee and Vice President of the WSLS Foundation.
