Looks like a NO brainer from your list.

Funny how the conversation is so often about the participation of Surveyors in the production of GIS products or the lack thereof. I am interested in ...

amdomag, post: 417791, member: 1683 wrote: For me, the Road module of SurvCE is much better comprared to that of Fieldgenius and Smartworx.Roadrunner ...

Surveying affords both the opportunity to be the tip of the spear in executing construction planning and works often using or witnessing cutting edge ...

I prefer the Leica legs but like to have 1 set of Trimax for weight savings when a set up is in the woods a ways.I do not like all the straps on the T...

I like the touch of offering either walking or riding tours.I find it odd that they are licensed real estate brokers but do not sell houses.

An aside to the conversation is that often surveyors are dismissive of other professions and industries and even to each other. I for one will do my p...

Brian Allen, post: 416973, member: 1333 wrote: The current scourge and probably the future downfall of our profession is the "bid"Professionals don't ...

voidintheabyss, post: 416909, member: 11972 wrote: I figure that there are two possibilities. One, his methodology is flawed. Two, all of our crews su...

I have used an add chain but was told at the time it was called an cut tape. Funny how lingo can get mixed around.

Does anyone still use pipe and what was the advantage of using pipe when it was common?

I have worked on two projects where our network was confirmed by Gyro. The general strategy has been to have them come in at 2/3 completion of the dri...

I think the wall mounted operation seems like a safer option. I do not know much about setting up a permanent GPS base, but I know about bolting some ...