Holy Cow, post: 429527, member: 50 wrote: This place would be really dull without a few derails from time to time. And a Deral, too.

lakedude, post: 429414, member: 12730 wrote: I have hired a surveyor lakedude, post: 429414, member: 12730 wrote: Looking at what I need to look for ...

The picture is, of course, from his days at WHO radio in Des Moines, Iowa. Wikipedia says:Future United States President Ronald Reagan worked as a sp...

Do we have another "Survey Noir" in he making here?

James Fleming, post: 429358, member: 136 wrote: right in my wheelhouse I'd never heard this expression until about a week ago and now this is the 3rd...

billvhill, post: 429277, member: 8398 wrote: had an attorney site one to me Spelling police: I try to ignore most of them, but this one is significan...

Agreed, more likely a zone problem than the datum. Or meters versus feet in the zone definition. WGS84 is only a meter or two different form NAD83 i...

Tom Adams, post: 429093, member: 7285 wrote: but you need to be able to show work products (for instance) that show your expertise. They are eventual...

Puzzling. The areas of gov lots 1-4 reduce in nearly equal increments, about the proper increment for the difference between 20.52 and 19.87 north-so...

Save the data in a .txt file. Use Excel to open that file (you have to tell it you want other file types than its own). It should pop up the option ...

Nice.I only recognize a couple of the faces. Names for all?

Given your work location, I thought maybe you were giving up surveying because you had been tapped to be the next FBI director or Special Prosecutor.(...

paden cash, post: 428549, member: 20 wrote: 1934 USGS disc The 1934 disk at the Norman depot and a line of bench marks along the tracks were by the U...

Larry Scott, post: 428639, member: 8766 wrote: What's is the lag time for rapid to final orbits? I check here to see if it is available before submit...

Lee D, post: 428539, member: 7971 wrote: it was less than wonderful One has ultra-rapid orbits. Did you re-run it later to get a rapid or precise or...

Jim in AZ, post: 428029, member: 249 wrote: That's an awfully linear geometrical figure You're probably thinking of angle-only intersections to measu...

MathTeacher, post: 428023, member: 7674 wrote: Getting good statistical results from the given network design is likely to be difficult Why is that? ...

leegreen, post: 427962, member: 2332 wrote: Never heard the term Jigger for a TS. That would probably be preferable to "gun" actually. Confusion ove...