Equivocator, post: 333316, member: 6885 wrote: I guess it depends on your state/regs. In QLD Australia the 'Road Lot' has just as much rights as the f...

Lugeyser, post: 333166, member: 1249 wrote: My old company worked on a "billable hours" model, where they had a total number of hours for the year for...

Surveying Solved Problems GPS for Land Surveyors both by Jan van Sickle. Don't let the title of that 2nd one fool you. It's as much about Geodetic Sur...

"I told her to shell out to DOS, copy XX.AC$ to XX.DWG" You do realize that copying and renaming a file in windows is far, far easier than that, right...

I like to have building corners tied reflectorless. Or rather, building wall lines tied reflectorless then extended to their intersection. Then a brea...

If you would like to email me (via SurveyorConnect) your StarNet dat file I'll run it in the morning. The process you describe is just the thing StarN...

John Giles, post: 332379, member: 57 wrote: First should I stick with Trimble to make sure I get compatibility?And second, what is out there right now...

The total error in an EDM distance will be the sum of the EDM error itself, plus the centering error of the instrument, plus the centering error of th...

New to me. Where did you pick these up?

I'm sure you will have plenty of room in the short bed. Instruments ride in the extended cab.

You might also buy it direct from the publisher, save $10, and get a e-book version thrown in.

If using C3d (or LDT) you can use "Proximity Polylines" as breaklines. That is, 2d polylines together with the 3d points to make 3d "fault lines". But...

Suppose Google did end access to Earth for free. How much would you be willing to pay? $500/yr? $100? Or would you go without?

And that, kids, is why you get check shots regularly throughout the day.

bridger48, post: 329856, member: 6251 wrote: A little help please, got my first map back from drafting (new company) and they have not addressed clear...

Holy Cow, post: 329482, member: 50 wrote: Big Brother running amok in Oregon I see. If it's private land, it's private land. Everyone else needs to ...

Bill93, post: 329125, member: 87 wrote: Isn't there a Canadian equivalent to OPUS? Indeed there is. Have we forgotten how we all signed up for it dur...