Ben Purvis, post: 358550, member: 363 wrote: Does Survce have some way of reporting the results of the localization like a closure as with a resection...

I have worked with dozens of instruments, and when added up, they have been in rain of all sorts for tens of thousands of hours. There has been a pro...

paden cash, post: 357869, member: 20 wrote: I've gotten out of construction staking over the last ten years, mainly because of the aggravation. But a...

Jimmy Cleveland, post: 358241, member: 91 wrote: Thanks guys. I'll bet they are Norman, but these are my personal units. I had my robot get water log...

gschrock, post: 357286, member: 556 wrote: Nope. Bertha is a single 57 foot diameter bore. ... will probably need therapy when it is finally done. Sen...

I suppose anyone can measure anything, no PLS needed. But what exactly is the deliverable? If it is a letter or document certifying some sort of mea...

The first thing my party chief told me when I started, "Never lie about what you find or observe." And, go study something that will make you real mon...

WA-ID Surveyor, post: 356771, member: 6294 wrote: If it is a low volume residential type road we'll just get it done. However, on a busy road we'll j...

WA-ID Surveyor, post: 356586, member: 6294 wrote: I guess things are different in your State. Try to do that in WA and your asking for not only the p...

Tom Adams, post: 355584, member: 7285 wrote: Guess? really? I can't disagree, but that seems like kind of a vague rule. If it can't be determined wi...

Jim Frame, post: 355426, member: 10 wrote: I'm under the impression that the Leica arrow is for vertical only, and that the horizontal is unaffected b...

dmyhill, post: 355421, member: 1137 wrote: [INDENT]Now, in practice, most counties (if any) allow this, simply saying that if a surveyor can stake it ...

Totalsurv, post: 355323, member: 8202 wrote: I have a Topcon gpt8205 robot with an A3 360 prism. Everytime I checked the tracking in the past I am sur...

paden cash, post: 355402, member: 20 wrote: The plot thickens (foreboding organ music in background...possibly Bach's Fugue in C minor...). The client...

skwyd, post: 355314, member: 6874 wrote: My understanding of the laws (in my state) are that a Boundary Line Agreement can only be used if the true lo...

mattharnett, post: 355290, member: 6458 wrote: I agree that a boundary line agreement would be inappropriate. You are correct. There are actually...

linebender, post: 355182, member: 449 wrote: How many Ac did the rancher own according to govt survey? 40How many Ac are in the South 30 according to ...

surveyor85, post: 355183, member: 9748 wrote: So in this situation, it would be reasonable for the surveyor to suggest the parties come together on a ...

One day, in Seattle, I am checking into a benchmark, blocks away from the site I was working on, and this guy comes out and asks me what I am doing. ...

Mark Mayer, post: 354658, member: 424 wrote: 11. Location of utilities existing on or serving the surveyed property as determined by: observed eviden...