APAS2023 proceedings coverAPAS2023 CONFERENCE

  • Location: Opal Cove Resort, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
  • Date: 20-22 March 2023
  • Theme: "Pirates of the Cadastre"

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Proceedings of the 26th Association of Public Authority Surveyors Conference (APAS2023)
Edited by Dr Volker Janssen

Title Page
Front Matter and Table of Contents i-iv
Office Bearers for 2022/2023 1
Editorial 2
Amusing Research in Surveying and Spatial Science
Volker Janssen		 3
Don’t Feed Cheese to Lactose Intolerant Volcano Gods
Chris McAlister and Catherine Hills		 26
The Surveyor Pirate of the Caribbean
John F. Brock		 37
Alienation of an Alien Nation
Fred de Belin		 56
When a Border Becomes a Boundary
Chris Arnison		 78
Assessing the Detectability of Underground Water Pipe Leaks with Non-Invasive Technologies
Daniel Voysey and Glenn Campbell		 79
Sensor Networks for Monitoring Major Infrastructure and Pre-Emptive Activity to Avoid Catastrophic Failures
Andrew Jones		 101
Remake of the Surveying and Spatial Information Regulation: Progress Update
Les Gardner		 112
Navigating Water Boundaries
Wayne Fenwick		 123
Electrical Safety and Recent Incident Summary
Riley Bryn		 144
Digital WHS: Integrated and Automated Workflow
Stephen Saunders		 169
Agility, Ability and the Human Side of Surveying When Disaster Strikes
Stewart Folley, Jarad Cannings and Daniel Jung		 170
Pirates and Their Treasures of the Cadastre
Geoff Songberg		 196
Understanding Old Survey Plans and Field Notes in Surveying Practice
John McNaughton		 222
Determining the Future Demand, Supply and Skills Gap for Surveying and Geospatial Professionals: 2022-2032
Michelle Blicavs		 238
Coastal Erosion: An “Elegantly Simple Solution” at Harrington
Grant Calvin		 239
Discussion Forum: Live NSW and the Spatial Digital Twin
Adrian White and Thomas Grinter		 289
Railway Boundary Definition and Problems Encountered
Ian Jones		 290
Taming the BEAST: Establishing Street Intersection Corners
Fred de Belin and Simon Watt		 298