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Joined: July 7, 2010 4:51 pm
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RE: One Small Step for Grasshopperkind...

Glad to see you got promoted. And if you look at the network uncertainty of the NGS points I think your azimuths may be superior. Cool following along...

10 years ago
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RE: Control Point 355 (Trigger alert: Star*Net Content)

So, the standard residuals are all below 3 sigma?So all the positions are valid for a weighted averaging?

10 years ago
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RE: Geodetic-reduction question

I've been working on developing an SOP for myself and this is the way I see a complete pre-adjustment of observables "reduced".Note the long path to a...

10 years ago
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RE: Geodetic-reduction question

An ellipse has a major and minor radius at right angles. Any azimuth other than 0, 90, or 270 and you have to account for that. Azimuth allows you to ...

10 years ago
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RE: Geodetic-reduction question

Because the ellipsoid is not a sphere (for our purposes) the radius varies with azimuth and latitude. In fact it differs even on the reverse azimuth b...

10 years ago
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RE: Difference between a Leica GDF 6 and a GDF 22

The 6 was the standard tribrach for T2s and targets from 1960ish to about 1970ish. It's old but gold.

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Obviously too much time on my hands today....What would be the reason a manufacturer could not produce (at least to the limits of human sensibility) a...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Conrad,I follow your thinking in reply to my post but not the manufacturers thought process involved in instrument specifications. If any manufacturer...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Rather than deliberately degrade excellent observations, isn't it more likely that a less effective and hence cheaper sensor is used to read the circ...

10 years ago
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RE: Help a student going to work!

P.S. What gauge is that in the avatar?

10 years ago
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RE: Help a student going to work!

Bingo! Not demented yet!

10 years ago
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RE: Help a student going to work!

Was it Professor Cliff Mugnier (sorry on spelling) who wrote all the articles on National Grids? I may be misremembering. Anywho, welcome aboard matey...

10 years ago
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RE: One for the statistics brainiacs...

Excellent discussion with illustrations and examples by Jerry.

10 years ago
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RE: Strategy for determining the basis of Bearings of a control network; Part II

By "control" I meant the two NGS disks. And really nice work.

10 years ago
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RE: Strategy for determining the basis of Bearings of a control network; Part II

At 1.7" it sounds as if you've exceeded the specs of the instrument and the quality of the ephemeride data. The control probably isn't that precise ba...

10 years ago
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RE: AutoCAD 2016 - Mac or PC?

Cary,I'd go back through this forum and check all the cad related threads. There are some great tips hidden in there.You need to know how to import as...

10 years ago
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RE: pic from the field

I hate pounding wood into rock. And where's the tack?

10 years ago
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RE: FOR: Mike J.

Sounds like I'd hire you. Good work.

10 years ago
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