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February 2015, Vol. 242, No. 2
Tablets In The Field: Pipeline Post-Construction Restoration Monitoring Case Study
For over a decade, surveyors across many disciplines (biologists, geologists, archeologists, engineers, etc.) have relied on the same traditional methods for collecting field data, which typically includes carrying a handheld GPS unit for identifying location coordinates, documenting findings in logbooks and taking photos using a digital camera.