Jim
Simpson is presently retired from a surveying practice that he
restricted
to water boundaries and navigability studies. Most of his recent work
was
for national corporations, the United States Department of Justice and
the Bureau of Land Management where the boundary of the uplands along
lakes
and rivers was involved in litigation.
Jim has been particularly interested in surveying
throughout his
engineering career. He holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering
in
the field of Surveying and Mapping from Purdue University. In 1970 the
Bureau of Land Management recruited Jim to design and operate a
training
program for their own Cadastral Surveyors. After the program was firmly
established he transferred to a new position in support of the Bureau’s
litigation problems along rivers and lakes. He served as BLM’s senior
Riparian
Boundary Specialist for nine years before retirement from government
service.
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