Are you up yet?

Awesome for sure!

Sure, but I am not home!keithwill at charter.netAnd I am on the net.

Awesome!!!

I would certainly hope that survey manuals were studied first!

The rear chairman, who was keeping notes, used the traverse table to get the actual horizontal distance. For instance, he would use his clinometer to...

Little Red BookI just found a brand new Red Book, EIGHTH EDITION 1956.Never been used.

Little Red BookAh ha, got it!

Little Red Book

Little Red BookI took a picture of my Red Book with my Iphone, but can't get it on here?

I still have my Red Book, but I have Logarithmic charts (secants, versed sines) taped in the front and I can't see the date of publication of the book...

Charles,Oh ya, the Red Book and the '47 Manual!

No survey textbooks or the BLM Manual?

Good luck in the Bakken! Huge oil boom going on.

In 1966, I started my survey career with a dietzgen transit, 8 chain tape, clinometer, chaining grips, chaining pins and a 8 place Monroe hand crank c...

You are talking about land surveying agencies, right?NGS does not survey land boundaries, USGS is the nations mapping agency, USCE has no survey surve...

John,If what you say is true, cite the authority for these agencies?Keith

After all is said and done, it would not surprise me that someone in authority on a military base or a National Park, etc. may have the attitude that ...

Please note, that there are only two land survey authorizations:1. BLM for Federal land2. State license for private land

I would think that if you have a contract with a Federal agency and all they want is some topo information, a license probably would not be required a...