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I found a bunch of old files with the extension ".cor" and ".ssf". They appear to be shots on section corners done with - what I think is - an old TSC1 and a backpack style GPS. I can't open them but in notepad, some of them have (among garbled characters) the heading "Asset Surveyor version 4.03".
Does anyone have experience with these files - what are they and how were they collected? How can I import them into some kind of readable format?
Posted : November 6, 2017 9:05 am
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The .pdf is too large to load here, but this link should get you there (although I don't know if it will help).
https://gis14.uwec.edu/GeoSpatialResources/Manuals/ProXR/TSC1AssetSrveyorUserManual.pdf
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Posted : November 6, 2017 11:45 am
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Probabiliteit Trimble Pathfinder will read them and export as shapefiles
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Posted : November 6, 2017 12:36 pm