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Topics: 198 / Replies: 1036
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RE: Traverse w/ multiple "loops"

I know that AutoCAD Civil 3D has a least squares analysis program. Why not learn to use that and save some money. People on this forum are fond of one...

10 years ago
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RE: Merger Doctrine

Thank you. I was once of the opinion that a merger could only occur by having the surveyor map the two adjacent lots as one. However this case has cau...

10 years ago
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10 years ago
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RE: Field Book Preservation

I didn't think that yellow field books were permitted. Just the orange...

10 years ago
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RE: Question from a novice forester!

Hiring a surveyor is not optional. Surveying is a regulated profession. Surveying by anyone other than a land surveyor is considered unlicensed practi...

10 years ago
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RE: Tape Survey

Just like my example with the meter stick. I could accurately estimate the height of the flagpole. However surveying is not purely a mathematical game...

11 years ago
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RE: Tape Survey

I had a meter stick in college. We were tasked with measuring the height of a flagpole using the meter stick.

11 years ago
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11 years ago
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RE: New England stone walls along roads

Peter Lothian is correct. The variable width right-of-way is a myth. There are many sources of information not usually or easily identified. Only a di...

11 years ago
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RE: Conflict of Interest

Hi, I asked my attorney for an opinion on this and it is not a conflict of interest. The designer needed more data and made the determination that the...

11 years ago
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RE: Conflict of Interest

My suspicions were correct. The grading plan elevations indicated slopes in the wrong direction that would not have made for correct drainage. The sur...

11 years ago
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RE: Monuments move, landowners lose: A surveyor‰Ûªs dirty little secret

Tommy Young, post: 363467, member: 703 wrote: The truth hurts. So what does your statement mean? Either you are a big fan of someone who continuousl...

11 years ago
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RE: Monuments move, landowners lose: A surveyor‰Ûªs dirty little secret

It is certainly misguided and more likely libelous to make such statements. I blame this on Jeffrey Lucas and his constant nagging about the "slapping...

11 years ago
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RE: We are the Geomagicians. You will be assimilated.

[admin note: leave politics out of it] What is the threat that is occurring here? Is it a bunch of complaining without any real knowledge of what you ...

11 years ago
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RE: Understanding the Compass

not my real name, post: 354825, member: 8199 wrote: The compass (or whatever you call it) from the original post above appears to be showing a bearing...

11 years ago
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RE: Understanding the Compass

The compass (or whatever you call it) from the original post above appears to be showing a bearing of 24 and one-half degrees northwest on the line of...

11 years ago
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RE: Understanding the Compass

paden cash, post: 354801, member: 20 wrote: Gawd, you kids are going to drive me crazy with this..... First, it is NOT really a compass, it is a surve...

11 years ago
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RE: Understanding the Compass

So if "There really is a good reason for the placement of the E & W..." what is it? Not all forms of compass have this peculiarity. Is it only sur...

11 years ago
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