Workshop 2 - Review of Standards for Boundary Surveys in Ireland - Case Studies

Aisling Hotel, Dublin 7 (beside Heuston Station) Thursday 3rd December 2009 - 10am to 5pm (lunch included)

The IIS Green Paper ‘Proposing Reform of Boundary Surveys in Ireland’ published this time last year established a
defined methodology and provisional accuracy standards for (survey control and content) for boundary surveys....

Workshop 2 - Review of Standards for Boundary Surveys in Ireland - Case Studies

Aisling Hotel, Dublin 7 (beside Heuston Station) Thursday 3rd December 2009 - 10am to 5pm (lunch included)

The IIS Green Paper ‘Proposing Reform of Boundary Surveys in Ireland’ published this time last year established a
defined methodology and provisional accuracy standards for (survey control and content) for boundary surveys.
Many survey professionals (IIS members and others) attended a range of seminars during autumn 2007 and
spring 2008 to assist in the development of these andards, and certain practitioners have put this methodology
and provisional standards into practice over the past year. The intention of the workshop is to examine various
case studies involving the implementation of these standards by different professionals to:

• Examine the range of interpretations of the provisional standards and products produced by different professionals;
• Provide a forum to debate any practical issues highlighted during the first year of operation;
• Develop proposals for amending the proposed standards.

Attendance at Workshops:
Maximum participation at each of these workshops is 30 people, so attendance will be at ‘first come first served’
basis. Therefore members are requested to book their places with Vera ASAP This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . The workshops
will be CPD accredited (2 CPD points - certification supplied) by the IIS and mutual accreditation is also
being sought from the ICES, SCS and EI. The cost of attendance per workshop is €100 (€50 for IIS members).
Paddy Prendergast Chair - IIS Commission on Land Registration