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I'm glad it worked for you, Jimmy. Since we use slant heights on our static occupations, generally, the apply to all won't help us out much. It isn't ...
Couldn't have said it better Jon. Amen. Right on.
I see where you are coming from (or what you are coming from 🙂 ). However I did mean what I wrote. A line between two monuments found on the ground ...
Sounds like a good anecdote relating to the ultimate mission of the boundary surveyor. There are three boundaries we should always be concerned with: ...
GNSS Solutions has a bug with slant heightsI haven't nailed it down exactly, but Solutions is crap with HI's particularly with slant heights. I notice...
Right on, Paden.Had some similar conversations with Engineers with General Dynamics on a project a few years ago. They sometimes don't see the various...
my guess is overpopulation.
I agree with Jeff.
Congratulations... now, get to work. 🙂
Good point Eric. It'll require more testing to determine the accuracy of this setup. However these points were observed over a seven hour period with ...
+1They have some new tree survey features and a new training video that is really impressive if you're running the newest version...
Altus APS-3 first generation receivers. Yeah I agree about the charge.
Colin is probably on to something there.
Depends On What Your Work Is Being Used ForDefinitely got to pay attention on those offsets. Watch the curb for consistency check with a tape periodic...
Shawn Billingsthanks for the vote of confidence, my friend. I don't know about rockstar, or if such exists in surveying. If it does, where are my grou...
I use the onscreen map to find out what I left off on and to make sure the codes are connecting the lines properly. Absolutely.Also, while I do agree ...