Rubber sheeting is what is happening for sure. But that’s because of lack of knowledge. Imagery can only be so accurate and so precise. One doesn’t h...

What you describe is a perfect solution for GIS. Once you use cad and comp everything you could simply attribute the takes and gives several different...

Maybe he was rich not poor. Or just having a bad day. I know one that always pushes the blame down the line. I didn’t do that my cad tech did. Respons...

I always ask which North. Assumes Geodetic Astronomic Grid Then often get the deer in headlights look along with there is only one north up. lol.

Yeah at my last place of work I was doing lots of map checks. On plats about to be signed. By others. That whole wrong quadrant thing can get tricky r...

Yeah learning this stuff is exactly that. Frustrating but comforting. Hopefully I will continue to learn all of this. One thing for sure is someone is...

Maybe it’s not the # sign as you see it but a challenge to tic tac toe. lol.

Geezers it was only a few years ago I had even heard the term hashtag lol. My wife rolled her eyes. I knew it as the number and pound sign. But this s...

I have done text not labels from tbc. To a kml. It gets tough to read on a phone if your crews read it so I often had to play with the elevation on th...

This is a very interesting topic. So before I put my foot in my mouth. I am not licensed yet. I am working towards that goal. I had a PLS under me. I...

So I assume your datum is ellipsis based so check what settings against some known points. So as you move east and west the scale changes on that proj...

In Trimble Access choose the correct datum and state plane zone. Just like you would if doing RTK. Geoid and all. An approximate project height. Turn ...

That’s my thinking. I would probably rtk some starting pair. Set base up and start the static. While traversing and truck right along. If another crew...

If you are running all Trimble both field and office. I will say first the fast static / static for inter visible pairs make sure they are far apart ...

So true.