Posted by: GeeOddMike Having my interest piqued by a posting on low-distortion projections, I decided to delve further into the topic of map projectio...

I have a bumper sticker that I picked up in Yaak about 30years ago: "I've been to the YAAK and back!" "Yaak Mercantile?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ Yaak, Montana" I th...

No worries Wendell, I actually got a lot of (real) work done during the "outage." Loyal

We only accept US Dollars!

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Posted by: Skeeter1996 It would be interesting to try and throw one of those. You'd have to have a pretty big rear chainman. Been there, done that (52...

I used an 8 chain tape (528 ft.) a couple times, never got the "hang " (float) of it. Not very useful in the timber of the Uinta Mountains. I have see...

Thanks Lee

I have a stupid question (or maybe several). 1. What is ESPG32610? 2a. Why WGS84? 2b. Where are you going to get WGS84 Coordinates? Just wondering. Lo...

I've worked in several "remote" areas where the standing joke was; It isn't the end of the Earth, BUT you can see it from there! Loyal

Posted by: John Hamilton But is is waterproof, etc. Pricing is interesting. Basic unit is $13,000. Galileo and Beidou are each $1500 extra.?ÿ I also r...

Posted by: Shawn Billings Layered Zones: The new SPCS2022 will allow for a layered system of zones. One would be Statewide and the other "sub-zones" w...

Posted by: linebender Bill Iowa has had a statewide CS for GIS for many years. UTM 15. Also Iowa will likely change the Eastings in the 14 zones by 10...

Posted by: Shawn Billings That will be inevitable. Regardless of whether a State adopts a Low Distortion Projection zone approach or a large area proj...