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Apples and oranges. MHW applies to tidally influenced waters, typically determined relative to a tidal datum and OHW, non tidal, typically the marked ...
Awesome. Thanks guys. Something new to play with in the morning. Field work calls…
The headline my cuz in Kent sent.
Having been born in London and exactly one half working class British extraction, and 100% American, I'm torn between apathy and complete indifference...
I pair up a good many of our winter design surveys with ortho imagery. Some years back when we were not so busy we would spend time shooting in edge o...
@rover83 A tremendous amount of value is added to our product when we can show the client how we can use our survey data to improve the overall accura...
@antcrook That's pretty slick. No work on any of the other islands?
One of the GISish applications I've relied heavily over the years is using an Access database linked in CAD using an ODBC connection to link the datab...
One of the GISish applications I've relied heavily over the years is using an Access database linked in CAD using an ODBC connection to link the datab...
All Carharts use to be made in the USA but now lot of them are made in Mexico. Not so cool as the old ones. Problem I have is all I my old ones fit so...
I just draft at the scale 1:1, units be damned. I can plot later at whatever scale makes sense for whatever layout fits the bill. I don’t think I’ve e...
Typically whatever you choose to do there will be a note stating that the true boundary is the existing waterline whether it be tidally influence or n...
Why you always shake out your boots before putting them on when desert camping.
If whatever you have is in real world coordinates, easy enough to generate a .kmz file they can open in GE to 'see' where the lines fall on the ground...
@northernsurveyor How I wish my shoulder could handle a #100 + Tarpon on a fly rod. I have not been to Costa Rica, but it's high on my list.
In 2018 we had a 7.1 earth quake that shook things pretty good. Most areas did fairly well but homes built on fill suffered the most. Since then I've ...
