voidintheabyss, post: 416909, member: 11972 wrote: My question to you is, what methodologies do you use to generate a bid for a topographic survey? O...

Jp7191, post: 416868, member: 1617 wrote: I would agree if the control network was published in the record via map of survey.... I'd like to see cont...

I tried to use a borrowed 5700 to do some static observations a few weeks back and found that it had firmware issues. No useful data was collected. So...

ppm, post: 416599, member: 6808 wrote: I see it in the Vancouver, WA area. My first reaction also. Very common in Clark County.I would have no proble...

Tommy Young, post: 416616, member: 703 wrote: That would be an unconstitutional restriction of interstate commerce. A state cannot throw up hurdles to...

Shelby H. Griggs PLS, post: 416594, member: 335 wrote: ....beware that the pressure you need to enter is the station pressure (NOT corrected to sea le...

JPH, post: 416525, member: 6636 wrote: ...Being out of state, and coming in every so often to perform a survey, doesn't necessarily mean that you're d...

Arthur Nudge, post: 416522, member: 12531 wrote: Please enlighten me on how Florida is making it "extra hard for out of state residents to maintain th...

Florida seems to be making it extra hard for out of state residents to maintain their Florida license. There are good reasons for that. Licensing exis...

My results are the same as Jimmy's. And yours. There is nothing in the file other than coordinates.[PRE]JB,NM2017023-170216-16A,DT02-20-2011,TM10:54:1...

RoadBurner, post: 416403, member: 6168 wrote: Anyone know how? The very best way is to load it up to a Survey Pro data collector, open it, and export...

billvhill, post: 416462, member: 8398 wrote: I just assumed the .job file only contained the coordinates and the raw data would be in the .raw file. ...

It seems to me that there are 2 separate issues at hand here. Traditional 12" format photos taken from a manned aircraft at altitude vs. UAV/consume...

Carsandcigars, post: 416357, member: 12534 wrote: they didn't want us to cut any brush. So using a bobcat to mow down cross sections every 50' is out...

Jim Frame, post: 416132, member: 10 wrote: Assuming the base has a clear sky view, I'm not seeing any advantage in moving it. That is often an assump...

6 weeks to delivery is already an aggressive schedule for a job like this. 3 miles with cross sections every 50 feet is about 12 per day, every day, ...