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(a) No post-processed results. I do have raw data for each of the four points, but I doubt that I will attempt to process it.(b) 95% Semi Major; Semi ...
I think it's fine. I have a good friend and surveyor who started using GPS this way. As a matter of efficiency, he bought a second OPUS receiver a few...
That's one to send to your local low-baller "competition".Not that I would ever do that.
Poor Field Techniques Or Equipment, Start Over.>The receiver will just ignore any signals it receives from below a user defined masking angle, typi...
Note that network RTK is pretty good, but nowhere near as good as having a local base (I'm sure this is debatable). Considering your correction source...
yes. Make sure you are comparing apples to apples. You're in Florida, so probably not as much of an issue, but still worth knowing. Data collectors ta...
Poor Field Techniques Or Equipment, Start Over.Why 33 epochs? What's the magic there?One thing to keep in mind. GPS will, in general, save you a ton o...
Go To College, You Have Too Much To LearnHe won't likely get it in college, Paul. I would be surprised in universities spend the requisite time making...
Poor Field Techniques Or Equipment, Start Over.Shame on your employer if he's sending you to do a survey with RTK in trees without teaching you about ...
Beautiful work again Conrad.
Here's an example:With a description that can be mapped attached to a recorded lien, I can state if the property described in the instrument is the sa...
Dean,I'm using Carlson Survey 2013 with SurvNET 10.0.0.5. You may be able to save me some effort, are resections from an RW5 file supported in this ve...
I'm using Carlson Survey 2013.
Thanks for the reply Dean. I'll give it a try again.
To be a bit more clear, SurvNET handles resections in a technical sense, but doesn't read the Resection records of a SurvCE RW5 file.Columbus (several...
Even SurvNET (Carlson's own least squares software) doesn't handle resections. As a result, this has caused me to change how I do resections on projec...
> Anyone have a best guess of when Galileo will actually be usable and beneficial on my Topcon GR3s?Topcon might.
> About half of the Beidou birds will be geosynchronous. The rest will have regular orbits.Right. I was referring to those currently in orbit. It w...
Most, if not all Beidou are geosynchronous over China. Occasionally I see two or three Beidou satellites from Texas. My receiver currently tracks them...