Thanks Mike, there's some great info there!Loyal

I see these quite often, and it's amazing how often they are USED as "corners."Loyal

rlshound, post: 389220, member: 6800 wrote: Hello Loyal, Tom,Thanks for your explanations. I'm far from being any kind of expert and just trying to le...

Tom Adams, post: 389215, member: 7285 wrote: Could you do a static survey to points that are approximate north from you first one, then calculate a "m...

Tom Adams, post: 389205, member: 7285 wrote: Can't you just use the Lat/Long and move north without letting the longitudinal spherical coordinate chan...

Welllll, as Mighty Moe pointed out above, it makes a difference (maybe trivial maybe not), depending on the datum and/or reference frame that you base...

John, post: 388462, member: 791 wrote: I found a survey chariot for you all.... might need a bit of work though. That's awesome, will they deliver?Lo...

I worked out of Toyota FJ-40s several times over the years (2-man crew, late 70s & again in the late 80s). It was back in the T-2/EDM and/or Total...

Mark O, post: 387993, member: 11591 wrote: It's nice to have an RTK CORS network without worrying about these base/rover issues, but I worry about con...

Kris Morgan, post: 387967, member: 29 wrote: Yeah, but most don't survey with LLH or ECEF. 🙂 Don't molest the grid coordinates. :)Well in the case ...

See Law of the Seven P'sProper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Projects.

Kris Morgan, post: 387845, member: 29 wrote: No!!!!! If you want to output surface distances, do that at the convenience of your desktop. Do NOT mol...

It depends A LOT on where you are in CONUS.Out here, OPUS_RS is sketchy at best, and worthless for vertical. Pretty much a 30 minute proposition, and ...

JOHN NOLTON, post: 386245, member: 225 wrote: MathTeacher I hope you can find the missing paper (I know how that is). Since you like stuff like that l...

MathTeacher, post: 386222, member: 7674 wrote: John, that link takes the cake. I can't fix it.I found it on 8-11, read the article, and copied the lin...