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Washington has a unique statutory system of tideland water boundaries. That's important because the most valuable real estate in Seattle/Tacoma is bel...
StarNet could be used for this.
Cameron Watson PLS, post: 443229, member: 11407 wrote: I guess you got what you paid for .... Perhaps, but this guys clients did not.
John Hamilton, post: 443161, member: 640 wrote: ... NAD27 distances were reduced to "sea level" while NAD83 distances are reduced to the ellipsoid. I...
I'm a longtime LDT/C3d user. 20 years now. C&G for 7 years before that. Over time I've been exposed to MicroStation/Inroads enough that I could ma...
astrodanco, post: 442834, member: 7558 wrote: I'm fairly well addicted to it. You guys provide my daily dose of humor and I get cranky if I don't get ...
Jules J., post: 442822, member: 444 wrote: Had my sun filter watching the eclipse Tuesday. You probably came away disappointed if you tried to view t...
astrodanco, post: 442819, member: 7558 wrote: do a dry run in a test environment This was at least the third time Wendell has launched the website. T...
Mark Mayer, post: 442700, member: 424 wrote: I actually think that training new people is less of an issue than it ever has been before. Finding good...
Daniel Ralph, post: 442796, member: 8817 wrote: I understand that the BOR is working on a way to become the certifying agency themselves. I should go ...
Jim in AZ, post: 442780, member: 249 wrote: I rarely, if ever, "smooth" contours... Smoothing contours is akin to putting lipstick on a pig.
John Putnam, post: 442761, member: 1188 wrote: Oregon & Washington require a 2 part third party verifiable digital signature. I knew there was a ...
Is the only way to get a digital signature to pay some website for one?
Mike LaFontaine, post: 442689, member: 8148 wrote: From 2011-2015 it could be easy to say that a good portion of surveyors "left" the profession Here...
tatsurveyman, post: 442630, member: 7673 wrote: a prism pole with a concrete nail driver built into it. What could possibly go wrong?
Paul in PA, post: 442638, member: 236 wrote: You have 4 GPS points all with a positional tolerance. In small words that means your can hold nothing fi...