Time for Pennsylvania Surveyors to Jump In On This> > Some good reads on deed interpretation:> Extrinsic Evidence> Ten Rules for Land Deed...

Aloha, there are couple sellers on ebay would replace the screen for $370 or so. I repaired mine few months ago. Here is an old discussion about DIY o...

Thank you Kent for posting this. Very educational!:good:

> For what it is worth, (aren't we surveyors, sittin in our chairs a bit pedantic?) What happens to your water's edge, if the water goes UP 1/2 a f...

> I guess "Ground" delivery would be out of the question.We call it slow boat;-)

Aloha, unfortunately it is on different island. Otherwise, I would be happy to check it out.

> It is great to read of your enjoyment while surveying and mapping. I love to see the connection between precise measurements and works of art.>...

> > Aloha, Kris:> > As always, thank you for the step by step procedure. Many of the ponds are pretty small, so I may need to take very cl...

Think Triangles!> yswami,> I would recommend you go through an exercise of plotting out the contour lines at least once. This would entail plot...

Photos of the various ponds> You have an amazing view! I wouldn't mind that work environment!We are very fortunate!

Photos of the various pondsAloha, posting few photos of the monastery ground with ponds. The ponds in the first four images are former sugarcane irrig...

> I tend to map all curves in what I like to call, 3 round bursts. That is to say that I get a beginning, point in the middle, and one at the end....

> The often mentioned "Standards":> > > United States National Map Accuracy Standards > > > Issued June 10, 194l U.S. BUR...

Think Triangles!> Lots of good advice. I would only add that I agree that looking up the National standards for the creation of surfaces is highly ...

Great to hear you got it to work!:good: :party:

> If the measurement from string to ground at point C is close to or more than 0.5' you would take a shot there. That would take care of that segme...

Your imaginary stringline would be stretched along the grade (along the ground) from point to point, not horizontally.Aloha, Stacy: Thank you so much ...