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geonerd, post: 328448, member: 8268 wrote: My son got paid a Party Chief wage driving a trash truck in western Colorado. Our cost of living is about t...
hlbennettpls, post: 328234, member: 10049 wrote: This is the one thing I cannot figure out. If there's less of us, how on Earth have rates not risen?...
CKC, post: 327134, member: 9784 wrote: Is there a way to edit the raw file so that it will recalculate a resection and the following side shots? ... ...
I've found that those little antiseptic towelettes you find in every first aid kit are very effective at getting the urushiol off.
RETIRED69, post: 328072, member: 1248 wrote: Does anyone think that my contacting the parties to this project(this surveyor actually put me in direct ...
Dan Patterson, post: 328076, member: 1179 wrote: What's been your experience with these two processing algorithms? I've compared results from several...
If you were in Oregon I think you would run into trouble. Having 2 offices and only 1 PLS is verboten. That is, a PLS can only offer services to the p...
Holy Cow, post: 327535, member: 50 wrote: ... Add about 0.45 feet everywhere and you'll have an 88 value, or danged close to it. Perhaps everywhere ...
Frank Willis, post: 326781, member: 472 wrote: They are going to an annual fee of at least 140 per month... I'm not sure this new pricing structure i...
davidgstoll, post: 326241, member: 6999 wrote: Mark, Standard practice is to do an AUDIT before a SAVE/CLOSE. I haven't used RECOVER yet. FYI, you AU...
base9geodesy, post: 325795, member: 7189 wrote: Before I retired from NGS we had a near complete collection of the old USGS horizontal and vertical co...
rlshound, post: 324722, member: 6800 wrote: ...We checked in with the worst being out .06.....the roads have many curves....most of the monuments alon...
Rankin_File, post: 324382, member: 101 wrote: ???? what you use for error estimates for bearing and distance? I wouldn't worry about that much. I'd ...
SC Crew Chief, post: 323691, member: 8876 wrote: ...Anyone got a suggestion? Most data collectors make a point plot, and in many cases you can load a...
Mark1, post: 323389, member: 10069 wrote: NW 119 st & SR. 7:... Any idea what state & city this happened in?. Just curious.
Shawn Billings, post: 322636, member: 6521 wrote: Nothing apparent to me. The precision is impressive. Any idea how accurate? My point is that there ...
Lots of USGS monuments never make it to the NGS database. Do a search for "USGS" and you will find many threads on who to call, one just a week ago.I'...