Two similarly named points, USM 277 and 329, were first reported by the US Lake Survey.

I brought my kids from inland southern California to my hometown, Columbus, Ohio, for a couple of weeks. They're at a day camp in the woods this week....

@flyin-solo @dougie I saw a quasi-medical report about this. IIRC it cools the blood which helps cool your core more quickly. Holding something cool ...

2" from an insole? I wouldn't be able to fit into the shoes! ???? 

Can you cash the check at the client's bank? Or make them do a wire transfer or cashier's check.

Yes, that's correct. NGS is willing to design 1 statewide and replacement SPC/SPCS zones. A third layer of large scale projected coordinate reference ...

Inland empire here has been enjoying a very wet and cool May. I'm a bit worried that we'll get hot early this year. Usually June has a number of "June...

I saw them live in Austin in 1987 or 1988. I can't remember if I saw them twice or whether I'm remembering a live album...but the jokes and sallies we...

The usage of spheroid by Minnesota may come from using Esri software. That's what Esri was using when I started in 1994. I believe they got it from DM...

Did you find these two references: "The call for a marked line will ordinarily control the call for course and distance; for the reason that, it bein...

Yes, there's a lot of world data, usually rasters, that uses 0-360. Occasionally you'll get -360 to 0 data. 

Michael Dennis is assuming that "feet" in one or both versions will creep back into NGS products. Wouldn't it be handy for NCAT to publish (your versi...

Ohio State has published the notes on their classic Adjustment Computations classes as given by Burkhard Schaffrin here: I looked at the first chapte...