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I think that is Tim Verney in the background holding two coats.
Jim in AZ, post: 354871, member: 249 wrote: 10% MIGHT cover your medical expenses... 15% might allow you to eat also... 7% put away when you are in y...
Gary Kent, post: 354799, member: 11085 wrote: All Table A items are negotiable and can be qualified. .... negotiate the wording you would like and wri...
Jim in AZ, post: 354775, member: 249 wrote: This clause concerns me too, Mark. 811 Arizona will not perform unless the requestor has a contractor's li...
Shawn Billings, post: 354744, member: 6521 wrote: ...Does the private locator have access to utility plans, or does he just flag what is visibly evide...
Soonermapper, post: 354653, member: 10973 wrote: The pilot requirement will not be relaxed for commercial use. I'm not sure how you could know that f...
I expect that a great many surveyors will be providing aerial mapping services in the (near) future but only a relative few will be flying their own d...
Perhaps the thing to do is to set up a custom projection zone, which is easy to do in Access, and indeed almost all modern dc software. You would need...
I think that in time we will find that Win10 is just fine. If you are going to go through the hassle of setting up a new computer, might as well do it...
Jim Frame, post: 353991, member: 10 wrote: the ways in which ArcGIS Earth is better than Google Earth I downloaded and installed the ArcGIS product i...
I belong to that 3rd set. I'm usually dealing with data collected by others. One thing I insist on is rerunning the raw data - usually with StarNet -...
A Haitian fellow posted the other day about needing a total station for a $2300 budget. That Topcon might be just the thing for him.
This book, Surveying Layout, is by Paul Holley, who was a frequent contributor to the RPLS.com at the time it was published. He died not long after in...
Soonermapper, post: 353693, member: 10973 wrote: average salary is for a Land Surveyor Even in Land Surveying it is common to fall into an all or not...
I think that if you really want to spend time outdoors that Land Surveying is going to be a better path.