@mathteacher?ÿ Thank you.?ÿ Looking at past projects that involved multiple departments is a great idea.

It's an interesting time to be an archaeologist.?ÿ As impressive as a circa 1700 BC plat is, researchers are still trying to figure out G??bekli Tepe ...

@mark-mayer?ÿ Small world, I'm quite familiar with HEB Engineering in the White Mountains area of New Hampshire.?ÿ It was always a good thing to see ...

If you are unlicensed and not working under the responsible charge of a licensed surveyor in a particular state within the boarders of the USA, I woul...

The physical evidence holds, both the description and the plat are there to get you to what is marked on the ground.?ÿ If no boundary monuments were s...

@richard-imrie?ÿ I can tig weld and cobb stuff together with a mig, but I don't currently have a welder because I know three different guys that betw...

I too am consistently overly optimistic.?ÿ A few years ago I reviewed my estimates and found that if I take whatever price or time I come up with for ...

My advice would just be plagiarism of Wattles.?ÿ The only departures from his excellent text, might be that, due to peculiarities of NC, I tend to inc...

They are most likely trees that have recently been trimmed that way.?ÿ Henceforth I will be using the term, pollarded, thanks Bill C.

@leegreen Thanks for the insights.?ÿ I can and will collect at 1-second static.?ÿ?ÿ One of the reasons I'm considering returning the DRTK-2 Base (no...

@bstrand I won't argue with that, but you would still resurvey any lot regardless even if all called for monuments were ten foot stone monoliths with...

This is the first UAV our company has purchased and we have not performed any aerial surveys with it yet.?ÿ We've only been using modern GNSS receiver...