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Some basic issues aren't clear to me, having not researched such law. Does zoning trump notes on a plat if they are not compatible? Or does the more r...
Wow.?ÿ Time consuming, indeed. Average Joe wouldn't get that other zero that you earn.
Are you sure you didn't get an extra zero in there? At 100m the angular measurement needs to be good to the order of 0.1 second to achieve 30,000.?ÿ Y...
Not sure if this discussion applies, but it's pretty close:
Hijack: Naming tools reminds me of the preference @dave-karoly has for cutting line with Cindy Lopper over using a machete. And there is of course the...
In your dream, why would multiple constellations be required? NGS still relies only on GPS. And proof of ownership doesn't say it would be carefully u...
If you use a fire hydrant for a short term purpose you may be ok.?ÿ Discussion on this or previous forum pointed out that they tend to move more than ...
It says they might still use a session submitted after the deadline if it is of sufficient interest.?ÿ I guess that means I need to go back and try ag...
You definitely can't do this kind of adjustment without making it a closed loop or specifying a second set of given coordinates.?ÿ Why is there a stat...
If you don't have Excel in the field it is more convenient to do sums or differences of two numbers at a time.?ÿ If you don't record HI you have to de...
You need a Bilby tower.?ÿ Unfortunately they are now scarce.
At what distance?
They probably were just facing south while either stamping and/or taking notes.
I submitted several OPUS sessions and share info (description and photos) from an XP machine last week.?ÿ I got the emails and did the approval on the...
Here's my desktop program.?ÿ Just put the exe somewhere and click on it or make a shortcut to it.
Noting that height for each pole is important.?ÿ I noticed some OPUS Share submissions where someone remeasured marks that also had ellipsoidal height...