Holy Cow, post: 425900, member: 50 wrote: It took thousands of engineers to put Neil Armstrong on the moon. Maybe 20 held a license as a Professional ...

Article 70 BOARD OF TECHNICAL PROFESSIONS (Edited from the Kansas Statutes Annotated)74-7029. Unlawful acts; prosecution; assistance of attorney gener...

Paul in PA, post: 425780, member: 236 wrote: No where in the Oregon law does it state time keeping is the work of a professional engineer.... Mark Ma...

Typically you would have the appropriate Geoid model (ie/Geoid 12B) loaded in your data collector. The geoid seperation from the model is applied to ...

Mark O, post: 425719, member: 11591 wrote: I've never used OPUS before, but wanted to compare results from OPUS vs long observation RTK (using MACORS)...

Tommy Young, post: 425720, member: 703 wrote: I wonder if the Oregon board flags down every train that passes through the state and cites everyone tha...

The trees look to be around 30 years old. The location might have been suitable for GPS c.1990. Not so much now.

MightyMoe, post: 425136, member: 700 wrote: ... maybe he would devote his own time to it ... Yea. That.

MightyMoe, post: 425124, member: 700 wrote: Wow!! there is a lot of data available, use it, don't worry about OPUS, get on those bench's set for St Jo...

Kent McMillan, post: 425097, member: 3 wrote: At the time, I told him that probably the most important thing they could do was to get the converters i...

Dane Mince, post: 425030, member: 296 wrote: Microsurvey has been bought by hexagon and is part of the Leica family now, so I expect updates to Star*N...

True answer is to adjust your tribrach. You should not be over a noticeably different point after fine adjustment. Until that happens leave it where ...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 424683, member: 291 wrote: Why, or why not? Probably a cost/benefit thing. Soft landing a unit on the moon would cost a lot ...

OR, WA, OKI work out of an office in WA but probably 75% of the work is in OR. I will probably retire the OK license the next time it comes up for ren...

Running south along the common line between New Mexico and Oklahoma takes you to a point on the north line of Texas about 2 mile east of the NW corner...

BlitzkriegBob, post: 424450, member: 9554 wrote: Probably dealing with semantics here, but when I talk about triangles, I mean the triangles that are ...

If you have the TIN lines - the triangles - import them as breakline data. You will get a perfect duplication of the original surface.