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One of our young field surveyors is very tech-savvy, which is a blessing. He created a code list for our data collectors.
The number of personnel on a crew is no excuse not to train and mentor them. There should be a clearly defined path of advancement for everyone.
I do not agree with this statement.
Thanks for the compliment, Andy! I spoke to one of our GIS analysts about my idea. It's doable, but would be done on internal GIS mapping software. Al...
I'm not a business owner, but I suspect she has no idea of what goes into a survey. Of course, she's influenced by what her first husband payed for th...
Orange County Florida Property Appraisers Office You'll need Internet Explorer with Silverlight to use the map. You can also use Chrome if you have th...
More good stuff.
I did some research for you just because I love calculators! You'll need to connect your TI-89 to your Windows tablet using?Then, follow the instructi...
A great place to look for the answers to your questions would be/p>
Satellite on its way! Great view of the launch from my driveway.
I read about it in the Air Force Times today. According to the article, "The new satellites are expected to provide location information that's three ...
I worked in the field. I was never concerned with SPC, although we once tied a traverse into monuments with SPC values. What field hardware are you ru...
I used the EFB in 1994. Supposedly we were the first Florida surveying company to use it. Brings back memories.
On second thought. If you were to strike an arc at?ÿx distance from a GPS pole in the top of a 6" to 8" diameter wood fence post, you'd need a pretty ...
I just watched a YouTube video on it. Very cool! What's the maximum tilt angle?
I was told mine does. I have to learn how to use it.