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Having same problem here (BOTH new and OLD files).
LeonI've been to OPUS_Projects Training (twice), so I'm going to the CFEDS thingy with Matt & John.Loyal
Yup...I'll be there
imaudiggerSounds about right, I was working for the DOE on a geo-thermal recon contract. We had just finished up ~2 weeks up near McKenzie Bridge Oreg...
35 years ago I did a gravity survey about 30 miles East of ya (Medicine Lake). Beautiful area, and lots of really cool volcanic features. I though Gla...
> the NGS also tracks "velocity" of CORS and HARN points.While it is true that the NGS "tracks" the CORS, the HARN/HPGN/FBN/CBN stations are NOT "t...
I believe that it was November 8th.Paul was one of the GOOD GUYS for sure.RIP PaulLoyal
Distortion IS...as distortion DOES.This semantic sideshow is only going to further confuse the confused.Inasmuch as a properly designed and implemente...
Still have (use) my trusty 24 oz. BOB that I bought back in 68 or 69.There are several "others" in the truck, ranging from ~8 or 10 oz. to 32 oz.Stand...
Yes...GIS run amok!Edit:It could be worse, they COULD have used NAD27...
News flash for Kent> I sort of enjoyed seeing the UTM coordinates of the boundary expressed to the thousandth of a foot while then specifying that ...
Started in 1968 with a 1' transit & a 100 ft. tape (which we called a chain). Over the years I've also used 200 ft., 300 ft. and even a 528 ft. (8...
In 30 miles I would suspect that orthometric (Helmert) corrections would be non-trivial (at least they certainly would be in my neck of the woods).And...
I prefer a minimum of 4 hours...6 is BETTER!Due to our modus operandi, we usually get 8-12 hours on each "base point" (for each day that we use it). S...
