I am looking for a couple of datasheets by PID. So like always, I go the sheet classic retrieval page, type them in, however that returns zero.
i go to the data browser map gis drag around map, ie: the hard way, and find the points and sheets ?ÿ
Anyone know why NGS pid retrieval is down? Or is it me?
ngs pid classic (the easy way)
https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ds_pid.prl
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Working for me
Working here...
If you know the PID you can edit this format to go directly to it. That worked for me when I found Radar's bench mark in another thread.?ÿ
https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ds_mark.prl?PidBox=SB0792
I tried it 8 ways from Sunday. I??ve used it for years. But now: always zero found. And ?ÿusing the pid from a data sheet. Options to include destroyed marks too.
Sad because the map explorer is just not better when you have the pid.
Thanx
?ÿusing the pid from a data sheet.
What number?
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OC0146
OC1571
I find it on the data explorer. But no pid returns data sheets. I tried upper case lower case, hard return at the end
thanx. It must be on my end.
I’ll be hating that if I can’t find out why.
this is what blogs are for.
How about trying a different browser or running the latest update for your preferred browser?
Knowing that the page works for others, I??m sure I??ll get past my issue.
I was afraid it was disabled.?ÿ
thanx for the feedback. At least it??s not dead. Could be a firewall or ip conflict.
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Confusing letter O and number 0 ? It's two letters and 4 numbers.
letter numeral typos returns an error message: USE 2 CAPITAL LETTERS AND 4 DIGITS ...
the return is ??none found?. No syntax error, just no datasheets ?ÿ
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https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ds_mark.prl?PidBox=OC0146
https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ds_mark.prl?PidBox=OC1571
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thanx. I found the sheets in Data Explorer. My frustration was the ‘classic’ retrieval page didn’t work. And apparently it’s entirely on my end.
letter numeral typos returns an error message: USE 2 CAPITAL LETTERS AND 4 DIGITS
Despite what the message says, the search isn't case-sensitive.?ÿ Lower case letters work fine.?ÿ (I haven't tried lower case numerals, as I can't find them on my keyboard.)