Charles "Tony" Nettleman Email & Phone Number

Corpus Christi, TX

Dr. Nettleman, President and CEO of NLC, serves as expert witness, author of various textbooks, and continuing education lecturer. Expert consulting services include the subjects of boundaries, easements, title and water boundary issues. Tony is a contributing author of Clark of Surveying and Brown's Boundary Control. Finally, NLC has conducted over 50.

Corpus Christi, Texas Area

Tony teaches four courses per semester, maintains the laboratory and field equipment, liaises with state and national societies, and recruits new students. His traditional surveying courses include Fundamentals I, Fundamentals II, Geodesy, Spatial Adjustments, Legal Aspects, Cadastral and AutoCAD. He also maintains all of the geomatics equipment including.

Boca Raton, FL

Tony's created and taught three geomatics and civil engineering course: Fundamentals of Surveying, Legal Principles of Surveying, and Senior Civil Design I.

• As a PhD student, Mr. Nettleman's focus has shifted to tidal water boundaries between the state conservation easements and private property ownership. As sea level rises, coastal boundaries shift. The legality of that.
• Researches coastal policy options to combat climate change, sea level rise, and storm surge
• Focuses on GIS computer models to determine best-practice policy choices for coastal counties, provides support to local policymakers to plan for sea level rise and storm surge
• Authors papers on various policy-related subjects

Gainesville, Florida Area

• Mr. Nettleman provides advice to attorneys regarding standard land surveying practices and historical surveying techniques as well as information on boundary and easement surveys.
• Handled cases involving boundaries, easements, title and riparian / littoral litigation
• Conducted ancient documents research, attended depositions and trials
• Advised attorneys of standard surveying practices

• Troy State operates a growing, accredited, four year degree program in geomatics which incorporates land surveying, photogrammetry and geographic information systems.
• Created lesson plans for each class independently
• Lectured to two dozen students twice a week on a wide variety of traditional land surveying subjects such as survey computations, legal aspects and construction surveys. Also taught labs that ran concurrent with lectures
• Assisted department head with land surveying equipment acquisitions

As a Master of Science student, Mr. Nettleman wrote about the need for a dedicated district land court to hear matters of real property on a state-wide basis, similar to divorce or drug courts.

• PBS&J specialties include engineering, environmental science, architecture, planning, and construction.
• Position tasked with completing projects from start to finish, both in the field and the office. Party chief for the majority of the time managing field technicians
• Hired under pilot program which tasked recent four-year land surveying degree holders in completing start-to-finish projects including managing a field crew, drafting, processing and adjusting data
• Delivered work consistently with precision tolerances and on-time on every project under very demanding time schedules
• Created and modified geodatabases on military installations as part of multi-million dollar contract. Employed ArcGIS extension to collecting measurements with tablet PC coupled to GPS & total station.
• Traditional surveying projects such as verifying network of survey control marks (Hz & V.), staking-out hiking trails and measuring as-built right-of-ways for local municipalities

Las Cruces, New Mexico Area

• Team of professor and students fulfilled digitization of federal land records under decade long research grant for Bureau of Land Management.
• Worked under professor with minimal supervision to deliver mission-critical data to government organizations through independent responsibility
• Abstracted paper records that consisted of BLM survey records (official survey plats and field notes), local survey records and geodetic control information into electronic form
• Personally responsible for the creation of Public Land System databases which required a through working knowledge of the PLSS
• Trained students about best-practices of PLSS data abstraction and software practices

Atlanta, GA

• International engineering, architecture and geospatial information firm with 800 employees across 20 offices.
• Collected survey-grade measurements and other attributes inside ArcGIS database on hydrological features for the city of Atlanta as part of a contract for the location of 300 miles of pipes and over 8,000 points
• Applied practical methods & techniques using GIS to acquire, create, maintain and analyze geospatial data on enterprise level databases (SSES Atlanta Project)
• Manipulated GIS database using ESRI Package & Proprietary Woolpert software as part of quality control process for sub-contractors data
• Performed traditional Land Surveying such as ALTA & Boundary surveys for MARTA Transit and non-profits

Land Surveying fieldwork collecting measurement data for boundary, right-of-way, as-built, invert elevations and long distance bench runs.

Phd, School Of Forestry: Geomatics, 3.85

Activities and Societies: Grinter Fellowship and Graduate School Fellowship • 2010 – 2014 Published 4 peer-reviewed articlesSetup.

Doctor Of Law (Jd), Law

Activities and Societies: Dean’s List • 2013 and 2014 Graduate Merit Scholarship • 2012-2014 Member of FIU Law Environmental Clinic • 2013.

M.S, Geospatial Surveying Engineering With Honors, 3.7

Activities and Societies: Graduated with honors Wynell Ball Scholarship and Conrad Blucher Memorial Scholarship • 2008 – 2009 Published.

B.S, Land Surveying Engineering With Honors

Activities and Societies: Member of Lambda Sigma Honor Society Secretary of ACSM / NSPS Student Surveying Club Graduation project.