The effects of vertical movement on NGS’s modernized 2022 NSRS
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The effects of vertical movement on NGS’s modernized 2022 NSRS

By David Zilkoski
This column addresses estimates of vertical movement that will have to be accounted for in the new, modernized National Spatial Reference System.

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