I would think it would only be a conflict of interest if you found some significant ambiguities in the boundary that had no obvious solution but rathe...

Are you honest? The answer to this question has zero influence on the determination of whether or not there is a conflict of interest. Although the an...

I'm not frustrated with the counties whose GIS departments "get it wrong", rather my frustration is caused by the people who think the GIS lines have ...

@mathteacher Yes, I definitely agree a CSF=1 will preserve the value given to it, but the value given to it is the plane coordinate. Do your googl...

@mathteacher Except MightyMoe's example above shows with different combined factors you end up with the same plane coordinate but different ground coo...

@mathteacher I definitely don't know, but isn't Trimble's RTK determining lat long and ellipsoid height? For each lat long there is an equivalent stat...

@jimcox OK maybe I should have said "Entering a combined factor of 1 makes your projection coordinates show the same value when you ask to view ground...

Mathteacher, I googled what you said to google. I interpret it a little bit differently. I believe this phrase "This means that the software won't app...

I believe STR = Section Township Range

Surely your total station would never be at 0ppm unless the temperature and pressure happened to be exactly the equivalent of 0ppm. Otherwise any devi...

Try using Cute PDF. It is a free program. You can select it as your printer and print your completed certificate, then this program has a bunch of edi...

So you put coordinates on centerline street monumentation. What is the purpose? Either you are going to use those coordinates to replace any monuments...

@john-putnam No i have not and I'm not smart enough to have a clue as to why there are differences in the expansion coefficient. I can only guess ther...

here is a link

The 3g shutdown was known in 2021

Running the calibration routines yourself is not a problem and I wouldn't trust a dealer who told me it was. If your compensator is working correctly,...

original poster lives in a world I am not familiar with.

@landbutcher464mhz So if I come off of a given starting point and traverse through another given point and miss it by 1.00' and then traverse back to ...