I concur with @thebionicman from much further North in Idaho.

Yes, virtual surveyor works with point clouds but it's point functionality is much different than tbc. But it does a lot of things better.

Exempt from the subdivision process.

What great timing! I was asked to review a few parcels in an Idaho community for the possibilities of a boundary line adjustment and came across this...

@john-putnam Beat me to the response. Add parts of Idaho into that discussion as well. Basically if the deed was recorded prior to <insert key da...

As usual....it depends. TBC works just fine for single/multiple point extraction to any format you want. Virtual Surveyor and Pix4d work well but di...

It's not uncommon to run into this situation in our area of work. The County recorder and assessor will record any deed and the assessor will map sai...

With today's technology I don't really care much about the basis of bearing statements on surveys. Although they do need to meet state requirements. ...

@bc-surveyor less than 50% of our projects involve TS station use and when they do it's usually on the construction side of things. We always start w...

While I would never put that exact statement on my survey, I have seen very similar ones. I don't have any issue with this statement as long as it me...

We're a Trimble shop so it's all seamless, GPS or TS are both done with the same data collector(s) and software.

I agree with your subscription model, it's much more efficient. We use dozens of software and I can't name one that isn't part of a subscription. Ju...

I dont know how eminent domain works in Oregon, but i have worked on several projects in ID involving eminent domain. Each one took 2-3 years for jus...

You can do your work in whatever coordinate system you prefer, it's your product. From an easement perspective, this is just a map. We really need t...

I am with @MightyMoe All raw data imported to TBC. Coordinates exported for downstream use.