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jhframe
@jim-frame
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Joined: July 1, 2010 10:44 am
Last seen: September 25, 2026 10:49 pm
Topics: 465 / Replies: 7012
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RE: Traversing on top of the World

Were you clipped in with a harness when the second photo was taken? No way I'd step outside the barriers without being tied off.I don't think so, any...

13 years ago
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RE: Solo Survey Scenes ~ My Big Help

I'm envious, as my own 15-year-old has shown no interest in surveying at all.P.S. Don't let him click his heels together three times or you'll have t...

13 years ago
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RE: OK So I have this METRIC drawing, from another surveyor

> Would you convert it to feet, or would you work with it as is?It depends on what you want to accomplish. I generally do geodetic control project...

13 years ago
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RE: Data collection - Feature and string codes?

> How do you code your points when using a data collector?> Do you use an alpha or numeric description?> Do you include string codes with the...

13 years ago
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RE: The newest tool in my toolbox

You just have to hope that the ill-tempered Rottweiler on the other side isn't too good at climbing ladders.

13 years ago
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RE: Where do you carry your field book?`

> Or to make notes to myself such as "shot 58 rod height = 4.84 idiot"I put those in the raw data file as a comment instead so I don't have to stop...

13 years ago
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RE: Where do you carry your field book?`

> Ah, that makes you a left-hander, Jim.Actually, I was born a left-hander. 🙂 But the field book pocket of choice is certainly a good clue to ha...

13 years ago
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RE: Where do you carry your field book?`

> Anyway, for those that still use a field book, where do you keep it?Inside right-hand pocked of my day-glo orange Filson, which I always wear in ...

13 years ago
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RE: Law enforcement data collection

Last year I happened to walk past the active scene of an injury accident (medical issues had already been dealt with) and saw that the fire department...

13 years ago
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RE: OPUS - Understanding the Results

> Huh? That makes no sense.Assuming good data, OPUS uncertainties tend to fall within a limited range. For most survey purposes that range is too ...

13 years ago
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RE: Tennessee Valley Authority - Senior Field Survey Technician

> This position frequently requires travel away from home up to 3 nights or more a weekWhy bother saying "up to 3 nights" a week and then say "or m...

13 years ago
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RE: OPUS - Understanding the Results

> Problem: I observed two points 320' apart, with a top of the line GPS unit and then with my unit. Both points differ in Northing by 0.22'+/- an...

13 years ago
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RE: internet problem

> Yep Jim tried 3 different browsers, no dice. Something wacky with my network??? My smartphone gets the site fine when connected to a different wi...

13 years ago
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RE: Setting ORIGINAL C¼

> FYI--procedure only has a total of two "E"s. Put them wherever you deem best.Well, since you brought it up, "minuscule" only has one "i."

13 years ago
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RE: internet problem

Have you tried a different browser? The first thing I try when Firefox starts giving me trouble is to launch Chrome.

13 years ago
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RE: Setting ORIGINAL C¼

It'll be at the intersection of two straight linesSpeculating on what the GLO surveyor might have done is fine, but the question remains: how best to...

13 years ago
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RE: Setting ORIGINAL C¼

> No, the SPC midpoint is what you get by sighting between quarter corners and going half the distance.I wasn't thinking midpoint, but rather inter...

13 years ago
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