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Joined: June 15, 2013 9:58 am
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Topics: 158 / Replies: 2104
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RE: Compute Inverse

At the risk of being pummeled about the head and shoulders, I would point out that there's no such thing as a state plane slope distance.

7 years ago
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RE: NCAT

@ashton DNRGPS may do what you want. See page 98 at this site for the link:    Hope it works for you.

7 years ago
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RE: Compute Inverse

@david-baalman There's no substitute for eyeballing the data. Just to add to the scale factor consideration, one does not have to be ground and the o...

7 years ago
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RE: Compute Inverse

Perhaps the systems have different scale factors.?ÿ

7 years ago
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RE: True north

@paden-cash Things may not have changed as much as we might think. One thing on a met tower that needs to be aligned to true north is the anemometer....

7 years ago
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RE: ESRI vs EPSG Which State Plane Coord System To Use in the USA?

@consultant You've probably decided what to do, but here are some things that might be helpful going forward. First, CA Zone 6 state plane is defined ...

7 years ago
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RE: POB Magazine Moves To New Pay-To-Play Model

When I first discovered the rich mathematics embedded in surveying (roughly 20 years ago), coming across a copy of POB was like finding gold. I tried ...

7 years ago
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RE: ESRI vs EPSG Which State Plane Coord System To Use in the USA?

@consultant So why not use EPSG:6317? It corresponds to NAD83(2011), the most up to date state plane projection. Have you tried multiple EPSG definiti...

7 years ago
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RE: ESRI vs EPSG Which State Plane Coord System To Use in the USA?

@consultant   Some things, like the @Bradl statement, are easy to check. Consider NGS mark AA7159 in Riverside County, CA, which is in Cali...

7 years ago
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RE: Deprecation of the ƒ??U.S. Survey Footƒ? on December 31, 2022

@bill93 Thanks. I thought that was a little light.

7 years ago
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RE: Deprecation of the ƒ??U.S. Survey Footƒ? on December 31, 2022

@dave-karoly Wikipedia uses US survey feet to convert the length of Interstate 40 from miles to kilometers. Using International feet would make rough...

7 years ago
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RE: It's here

A "big" snow for us is 5 inches. The 4WD daily commuters are ecstatic; push the button and hammer down, then hauled out of ditches and up embankments ...

7 years ago
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RE: The Most Ridiculous Thing Ever

Least squares adjustment in the field.

7 years ago
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RE: Ronald Reagan, the surveyor

Searching for western movies with land surveyors turned up this:?ÿ A lot of the names are probably familiar, but some of the references may not be. H...

7 years ago
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RE: How would you adjust this leveling data?

@jaro Just trying to learn. Aren't there 4 different paths through E-D, two starting at A, one from B and one from C? Why did you choose A-E-D-A and B...

7 years ago
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RE: How would you adjust this leveling data?

This exercise, in my mind, is designed for a hand calculation of a least squares adjustment of the data in a classroom setting. The pedagogical value ...

7 years ago
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RE: How would you adjust this leveling data?

@john-hamilton How does it affect the output?

7 years ago
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RE: How would you adjust this leveling data?

@john-hamilton Shouldn't the distance from A to F be 1020 instead of 1002?

7 years ago
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RE: Carlson Civil Suite 2019 83 to 27 Conversion problem?

@monte One other question that this thread raises is how computed distances change when NAD 83 coordinates are converted to NAD 27 coordinates. Since...

7 years ago
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