I am not sure that it's a benchmark and I am not sure 0.12' is a reasonable tolerance. NGS bench marks will give you a network accuracy estimate.
You might want to consider using local coordinates in the field and convert your raw data when you bring it into your base drawing.?ÿ Even keeping a s...
Brian, good luck with that, but my clients being able to build their house, buy their dream or not pay $4000 flood insurance when they are 40 feet abo...
Ya'll must be a lot younger than me or haven't given up on fighting with banks and insurers. I do metes and bounds surveys of platted lots, elevation ...
You can always try the "if you can't beat 'em, then join 'em" approach. Even thought the house doesn't flood (most houses at the edge of an unnumbered...
You don't understand how government works, or doesn't work. The more money FEMA requires, the more residence that fall under flood hazards. Don't worr...
For the record, biological fungi rings, in other words, UFOs.
It still is. FS Standards of Practice 5J-17.53(2)(d)1
Oldschool, works very well, why change it.?ÿ Robot: Leica.?ÿ GPS: Ashtech.?ÿ Data: TDS (yes tds).?ÿ Office: AutoCad.
I am in no way a FEMA expert, flood plain mapper or have done any work in SC, but my 2 cents is: 1) doesn't matter if the map is accurate, it's THE MA...
If the plans you are using: A) Don't have any Vertical Reference, and B) Only show hard shots to the tenth of a foot. Then C) I'm glad I'm not using t...
I probably don't understand the question, which is usually for me.?ÿ If the garage is under the building, I would expect some detail is needed.?ÿ If t...
The boat is the best piece of equipment.
cordgrass, post: 450840, member: 11027 wrote: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
My suggestion is to get a 50lb tub of 60d nails and run around your service area marking high water debris lines as soon as accessible.
Eastwing hammer and axe, both over 30 years old and plenty of use. Amazing that I have lost either one. Fiskar hand pruners, probably 5 in last 5 year...
Routinely I use 5/8 iron rods. If I set a corner above ground in a swamp or a ditch, I use I" iron pipes. They cost a little more than twice at the ...
Shelby H. Griggs PLS, post: 435764, member: 335 wrote: Leica poles are a once in a life time purchase with moderate care, mine is now 22 years old. Th...
Wow, not many solos's out there. Less than 25 feet, i'll pull a tape, more I us a Post-it Note.
Have a 10 year old Leica Disto D3. Daily user, works great. Slope measurement a plus.
