Mark Mayer, post: 362067, member: 424 wrote: Those things are true of StarNet as well. good. i didn't know starnet processes GNSS data. i was under...
Starnet is less expensive, easier to learn and use, good but not as robust as move3. move3 / LGO is more costly, difficult to learn, and immensely pow...
paden cash, post: 361288, member: 20 wrote: I have a number of buddies that, like myself, have had several "bad spots" whittled off my skin. I hav...
almost finished, and the platform appears to have evicted me. i better send another rent check
For our state highway projects, we used to keep a daily mapping project for typical topography, and a bridge file for mapping between the expansion jo...
correction, 'apparent topocentric' will input lha and dec for you
from what i was told, use 'local topocentric' for astro azimuths. this will reduce the azimuth to where your station is on the surface. the other opti...
Wow, looked around a bit and found some glaring spelling errors: 'parole evidence', and presumptions of the surveying profession that would be a bit m...
James Fleming, post: 359203, member: 136 wrote: They'll probably put a kink in it trying to bend it around the lab 😀 In the "it's a small world" cat...
Then the data is Transfered to a computer, and special software differences the data, to obtain the vector. A vector is like a very precise slope dist...
every 'plane' of latitude passes through earth's pole, so one answer could be seen as none of the latitudes
oh, nice 'stumper'
I need to add a bit of humor to our dialog: "I want to hang a map of the world in my house, and then IÛªm gonna put pins into all the locations that ...
1 answer is likely dependent on test taker's software and/or training3 is this relevant or important to the future purpose?5 could be seen as over som...
Loyal, post: 358262, member: 228 wrote: Actually, the State Plane Zones have remained essentially the same (geometrically) since the 1930s (with a few...
Thank you, Loyal. Good to hear from you again.
cover the receivers if you want, but the antennas should be sealed well enough to resist rain
WildT2, post: 358201, member: 530 wrote: Yes Moe, we have lots of rail here in NJ. Hey what did you think of how I "included" Erotatosthenes in my vid...
Eratosthenes is spinning in his tomb. I did some work in North Jersey, to help a Mount Laurel office, several years ago. Many miles of control and rai...
