After doing a little google search, it seems that engineers use term to describe two curves separated by a small section of tangent. They seem to be ...

I've always heard it used, and used, to reference non-tangent curves.

Still using my old Defense Mapping Federal Credit Union account. Okay, the name has changed but not the account number. Fond memories of the good old...

John is spot on. Unfortunately, every monitoring spec I see now days is for 0.001'. Every time I see it, I have to educate the engineers that you mi...

Yeap on both

Overall, this is another great video. I would make a few comments. First, you can almost always be certain that the metadata will be lost as soon a...

Yeah, We are slowly changing our personal banking to a FCU that I have been a member of since the Gulf War. When the other bank left town the pulled ...

I don't have a problem with east/west but left or right is another story. I can definitely blame that on spending my youth looking through an instrum...

Mr. OK, We had an Oregon Administrative Rules steering committee meeting for the NATRF2022 / Oregon Coordinate Reference System in July. The purpose ...

Peter, Message me & I can give you the contact info for a CE I do a lot of tower design with. Well, more like a contact with a contact. John

They are backwards compatible util they are not. The CAD portion is always backward (but not forward) compatible, it is the C3D data that is sometime...

I've probably told this story before, but when I was a young pup my PC & I were charged with checking (post construction) monuments another crew h...

I have become found of using Word's ability to read my documents back to me. It really helps the typos as well as just plain old readability. I usua...

I'm leaning towards 2025 (99.9%). My main concern was compatibility with my clients and stability. For some reason I thought I had heard 2025 would ...

Yes

Thanks for the heads up. I'll set a receiver up behind the office and give it a try in the next couple of days.

I'd really think about letting the contractor's board know what is going on.

The given radius of a spiral is equal to the radius of the of full curve at one end and infinity at the tangent end. The spiral equation then creates...