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  Deddy Priatna April 10, 2014 at 5:51pm

  How about get Geo Tool Office software
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  Montano April 13, 2012 at 7:26pm

  Hello everyone. I have decided to pick up my surveying skills again. I have been doing a lot of GIS work and put my surveying on the back burner. I have AutoCAD Civil 3D but now need to learn how to use TDS Foresight DXM and Survey Pro. Anyone out there familiar with the two? I need your help just to get me started. Thank you.
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  Skip Farrow June 24, 2011 at 2:37pm

  50 Surveying How-to Videos added to this group. for your photos and videos of 'how-to' scenarios to automatically show up in this group, simply tag them with either "how-to" or "tutorial"
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  Paul Quagge May 2, 2011 at 1:09pm

  Thanks again Kendall,i'll try what your doing and let you know, have a good day...paul
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  kendall payne May 2, 2011 at 8:21am

  i have never used autodesk field survey, what i know from autocad well is that when i import survey results into cad (points with their z,y,z ) and i do not need elevations , first step is to select all then right click , propperties and make z-value which is then in varies , change it to 0 the veruthing will be 0 elevations so you can inverse your disntances and have the without slope , in that way i normally do it
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  Paul Quagge May 2, 2011 at 8:08am

  Thanks kendall, we are using Autodesk Field Survey to process our field data...collecting in x,y and z but when downloading the office is only receiving slope distances...have a good day...Paul
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  kendall payne May 2, 2011 at 7:44am

  hi, depends on what software they use at the office for processing survey results, i think personally by sende x,y,z values is better and at the office depending your software you can always cancel the z-value and work further , if they use trimble geomatics office for processing that is the case ....foresight dxm i do not know, in survey pro version version 4.9 and newer you can make your survey 2d at start so no z-values will be recorded ..that can be an option
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  Paul Quagge May 1, 2011 at 7:01pm

  I'm using a Ranger data collector with Survey Pro software and Nikon total station.I am new to this company and this companys equipment although I have been using Survey Pro for awhile. My new supervisor mentioned that when data is downloaded they receive the distances in slope distance which they then convert to horizontal distances and asked me to look into this.They would like the data in horizontal right off. Could anyone tell me if there is a setting that effects this situation? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Paul
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  MARK GREGORY HILL May 10, 2010 at 10:13pm

  I have a question rather than an answer. I was wondering if anyone other than me has experienced problems working under high power electical transmission lines. Running one static session with two sokkia recievers, the third on a known contol point, underneath some very poweerful high voltage electric lines and one unit collected good data while the other came in as floating. Swithced the units around the next day and still got poor results. Has anyone else experienced this situation and is there anything I can do to prevent it?
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  Ozan AGYUZ December 17, 2009 at 7:58pm

  looking for job