Seems like a ridiculous question but I'm trying to figure out why I need to remove a structure from the floodplain (LOMA) that is clearly shown as not...

'Used' to be in Zone A that we showed (on a survey) a structure as either being in or out of the floodplain (as shown on FEMA maps) and if in, that tr...

what a keeper and appears to be named after you

I hope your Clients appreciate what you do for them.  I also have had mixed experiences with FEMA contractors through the LOMA and eLOMA process...

Glad to hear you can run the RH17 and 1205 on Leica data collectors.  Do you need Geocomm license (and are they available) to run on same pair on...

Our 20 yr old Leica 530's survived .  Was able to record both static and RTK data this morning and checked same in GeoOffice.  Would be good...

Darn and I thought the 530's survived - will check them tomorrow. Josh, I need L5 and Galileo for some sensors.  I will try and stream both a 2....

reminds me of those firms who are hired to audit certificates of insurance for their clients.  Always something and I got tired of sending their ...

was the 60's and statistics was dull but logic was fun. I still want to know where the 1/1 million came from and why most manufacturers produce the s...

I will be watching to see what happens.  We still have 530's two of which we still use for RTK.  Great hardware and firmware.  We still...

amazing what GIS can do 

unless you were addressing your city council or planning commission as a professional, you had no duty to provide your comments unless asked.  FW...

not sure why, but my eyes went to the trash in the picture

John,?ÿ just another calculated risk surveyors take.?ÿ I would do same but would not ask someone else to do it for me. ?ÿ

Jim,?ÿ Good point - ?ÿ Most vendors say they 'track' but are silent on what they use in their RT solutions.

What is the difference in the zenith 35 and the zenith 35 pro and leica gs16

Wendell, if it is any 'constellation', I read your link first