Remember that it is not just your face you need to protect. Ears, neck, arms, hands. All of it. I wear long pants, long sleeved collared shirts and a ...

RoadBurner, post: 422306, member: 6168 wrote: What would be the reason for a city subdivision plat reviewer to require me to remove our company logo? ...

ACD Surveyor, post: 422484, member: 494 wrote: let me know if it is still available He first posted it only 4 hrs ago. I'd guess that the chances ar...

As a Carlson user I wonder why you do not process your data using SurvNet. One great advantage of least squares is that it doesn't matter (much) what...

Paul in PA, post: 422481, member: 236 wrote: ... after your 3 point traverse .... I did not gather that Philos has anything to traverse with. Just 3 ...

John Putnam, post: 422434, member: 1188 wrote: Oregon has a 10 day wait period for pre-design... We are kind of spoiled in Oregon. One-call marks wit...

If your control monuments are more than a foot long that is a justification to ask for markings.

Mark Silver, post: 422279, member: 1087 wrote: More suggestions: Unfortunately some of the links in that story are dead.

KellyJohnson, post: 422249, member: 1332 wrote: How about grid or ground coordinates? Would you apply a combined scale factor to obtain ground distanc...

KellyJohnson, post: 422232, member: 1332 wrote: Currently we typically occupy static observations 2 times for 20 minutes at least 45 minutes apart. I...

Deeds frequently quote the dimensions.The plat of "City of Portland", which land is now dozens of blocks of extremely pricey by-the-square-foot downto...

philos, post: 422131, member: 12630 wrote: I am looking for a procedure which can help me to establish news ground control point. Generally, you prob...

StarNet makes use of zenith/distance to the backsite. Survey Pro collects it. Why wouldn't I use it? It does tend to tighten up the carried elevations...

billvhill, post: 421725, member: 8398 wrote: In my experience a resection at at 900 feet is too far for verticaI.... Who said anything about 900'? If...

Kent has posted pictures of parts of Texas with much more appeal than this "camp". This looks like the part that Oklahoma sent back.

StLSurveyor, post: 421737, member: 7070 wrote: "Can't you just make it work?" I could if the design didn't place the buildings at minimum setbacks.

I have been using resection often, for stakeout control and for settlement monitoring, for the past year. I works very well. I'm able to repeat ties d...

It would seem that someone picked it up from where it was buried and placed it there. Belgian Chris has posted similar pictures in the past. I can't i...