I surveyed a long path, starting from two GPS points and ending with another two. But, at the beginning, I have entered E,N instead of N,E as the occupy point. I only realize this when I try to close the traverse. Is there any easy way to correct thi
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It's been a long time since I posted here, but here goes. I've been a surveyor for a number of years now and I'm very technical adept. I'm not the quickest surveyor but I always manage to come home with everything I need, in the required qualit
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Please help me to find out solution. I have two different alignments ( Same Lenght) in one civil 3D drawings. One of my alignment has NG and Designed Profile. I want to show same NG and Design
Read more…Hi all, Im trying to locate a job that was deleted from a project. Does anyone know where jobs and their measurements are stored on the local machine? iCON / Leica / cc80 / smart tablet
Read more…Rob Migliore shared this with us.... let's see how well you do...
I sometimes give an easy quiz to potential field and CAD people during their interview, just to get an understanding of their experience.
I wonder how many of you can answer these ques
With its advantages of fast, efficient, flexible and low cost, UAV tilt photography technology is slowly subverting the traditional surveying and mapping operation mode. It has become the “new darling” of the surveying and mapping industry. Applyin
Read more…The last two orders of caps I purchased for 5/8" rebar slide easily on and off the rebar. One order was from Stakemill and the other from Berntsen. Since both call for a model 5000 with either Permamark or PM I suspect both caps are permamark caps. W
Read more…We are having a problem with a robotic total station.
It appears that the point stored is not actually where the prism is at but at a location whose position varies from the true location. Sometimes the shot taken on the curb appears 0.5 feet into th
Read more…Hi guys,
could you pleas guide me how to show the site demolished walls and inlet outlet according to the standard symbole in a topographic map.
Thank you.
Read more…A question that I often receive from new land surveyors is How many feet is a square acre?
I am not quite sure why this stumps so many, but this is basically what I tell them with they ask.
A square enclosing one acre is approximately 69.57 yards, or
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