That's not real. It is true for the part of it that identifies the individual prism from others that might be present.?ÿ But the real beauty of the ac...

Wow. It seems that the question why it fell is answered. Now we have the question of how it was allowed to remain in use.?ÿ

OH! Right. What was I thinking?

That's a huge thing.?ÿ The Carlson dc will run your TS as well. The Javad would have to vastly out-perform the BRX7 to overcome that.

@ryancj31?ÿ Your answer lies in the "Linework Code Set".?ÿ

I'm in the Portland area but am also licensed in Washington. $5k may be above average, but it isn't out of range. Every neighborhood is different. An ...

You seem to be answering your own question. Working in UTM - when done correctly - would introduce scale effects on the order of 1 in 2500, or about 0...

I should add that if your hourly rates realistically cover your all your costs - including paying yourself for your time plus a fair profit margin - t...

Loading coordinates in your GPS and staking lots is relatively easy. Knowing what coordinates to load is the tricky part.?ÿ?ÿ

But perhaps not surveyed as well as it could have been? IDK, but Lettow might have prevailed if they had had another surveyor have a crack at the boun...

I was sitting in on J.B. Stahl on Wednesday and there was quite a lot of talk about boundary line establishment - ie/ honoring fence lines as boundari...

The fact that the tax mapping does not show it as separate tax lots is highly suggestive that the lots remain a single entity, which cannot be sold se...

I'm with the Sarge. I get way too many spam calls to be answering random numbers. Leave a message and if you are legit I'll call back.

I do feel your pain. Incompetence is everywhere.

Do you mean the work of a government agency surveyor, or work done by a consultant for a government agency? When I say that the surveyor owns the dat...

I no longer live in the world of SPC. I live and work in Low Distortion Projection-land. Yes, In a perfect world people who scale SP would document th...

@jacavell?ÿ Tony Cavell puts it very well. The surveyor owns the data. The clients gets use of it, typically in the form of a map. ?ÿ ?ÿ?ÿ

In my field coding system I have a "miscellaneous waterline feature" code for such things. And similar codes for all other types of utilities. I'd exp...

The 4 lb engineers hammer, an Estwing, is the largest I carry. No big sledge in my truck. The 2 lb "drilling hammer" gets the most use.?ÿ

Your situation, your skill level, is not all that unusual for a person with your time in service.?ÿ There is having 6 years of experience and there is...