study subsidence and plate tectonics and explain that sort of thing going on in our state, a place that most geologists avoided because it was too complex. I was the surveyor and was trying to tell him how valuable the real-time data would be, as well. So, we ended up building what's now called C4Gnet. It's the largest real-time network, university-owned real-time network. It covers Louisiana and some parts of the gulf coast, in conjunction with a consortium of states from Florida to Texas, where we're trying to set up core stations and make studies of primarily, the control for surveying along the Gulf Coast. But you invited me here as a representative of the NSPS. We have 17,000 surveyors as members, many of them in hydrography, a great a majority of them I'm sure not, but all served by NOAA. In order to speak to you, since it's been a few years since I called myself a
study subsidence and plate tectonics and explain that sort of thing going on in our state, a place that most geologists avoided because it was too complex. I was the surveyor and was trying to tell him how valuable the real-time data would be, as well. So, we ended up building what's now called C4Gnet. It's the largest real-time network, university-owned real-time network. It covers Louisiana and some parts of the gulf coast, in conjunction with a consortium of states from Florida to Texas, where we're trying to set up core stations and make studies of primarily, the control for surveying along the Gulf Coast. But you invited me here as a representative of the NSPS. We have 17,000 surveyors as members, many of them in hydrography, a great a majority of them I'm sure not, but all served by NOAA. In order to speak to you, since it's been a few years since I called myself a
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