The "Master" Professor Red Wagner demonstrating operation of Wild T2
Newly obained field data - real world problems, hands-on solutions.
| University of Wisconsin - Madison, Surveying Camp at Taylor Lake, Chequamegon National Forest, Bayfield County, Wisconsin | |
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| UW-Madison Surveying Camp on NAIP Imagery | UW-Madison Surveying Camp on USGS Quad Sheet |
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| Entrance into camp from front on Pioneer Road | Students unload instruments, supplies and furniture from nearby train |
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The "Master" Professor Red Wagner demonstrating operation of Wild T2 |
Newly obained field data - real world problems, hands-on solutions. |
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| Professor Clapp's hydrographic surveying field crew (P. Clapp at bow) | A standard woods-obstructed and observation-limited lakeside setup |
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| Lake setups due to limited depths was often the case | Roadways make for easy line clearing and cutting |
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| Limited resources require improvisational latitude (sedan- crew truck) | Improvisation extended to field crews as well... |
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| Camp wouldn't be complete without the Jamboree All-Surveyor Band | 1972 (Final Year!) Survey Camp Attendees - faculty, family & students |
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| 1968 Survey Camp Attendees - faculty, family & students | |