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@lurker This is where significant digits needs to inform our decisions. Sure we put down 400.00 because we have to, but in almost all of our real wor...
@warrenward He is asking what happens if a structure is build illegally, but the fact is not caught for a very long time.
@david-baalman ?ÿ I agree with this 100%. The more important thing to me is that we both reach a conclusion as to the validity of the monument (Is...
@nate-the-surveyor Me? When setting a corner, I state where I calculated it. I am sure that it is exactly the same as where the monument is in the f...
So, if you hate something...show us your resulting map...how did YOU do it. Sure, show the one you don't like...but we are here to learn. Show me how ...
@adamw This is actually the "right" answer. Common practice dictates a lot of what we see and probably 99% of what we disagree with or find strange ...
@jonathan50 You are correct...but...2.1 or 2.0 at 10 feet is about 0.02' difference...then it is 1.9 on the flip side...so that is 0.04' across the m...
@vertman ?ÿ I am sure your product is very precise. I do not intend to question that at all. My question is the accuracy found in practice. I see yo...
First thing I look for with arch plans is to see what everything is rounded off to. If it isn't 1/8 of an inch, I don't expect to close to 0.01'. Then...
In that discussion...if you had one side of the rod with a scale on it that correctly measured the depth from a 2' offset to the IE, that would be ver...
You talk about accuracy...have you performed studies at different depths and structures and compared results from different methods (including the pro...
@flyin-solo I doubt it was LiDAR. A Phantom 4 wont carry one...unless they made a Frankenstein. More likely, it was using photogrammetry.?ÿ For bare...
@bill93 The vector length is not typically an issue with networks. The issue is how many sats your rover sees that are also seen by the base(s). With...
@brad-ott ?ÿ And using a base will do that, in my experience. The more the base and rover "see" the same constellation, the better the results. I th...
@rover83 Yeah, we are spoiled in WA...makes up for (oh wait politics).?ÿ Anyway, for all the complaints about Seattle, if it wasn't for Seattle Publi...