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Submeter System
Typically, the GIR-1000's Standard Submeter System achieves an accuracy of 2.5 feet (75 cm).Ā This accuracy is still available when a point location is being occupied for a single second, asā¦
This episode brings together two surveying powerhouses from the great state of Wisconsin - Rich Leaver, LS and Matt OāRourke, LS - for a deep dive into the future of boundaries (spoiler: theyāre more important than you think). Rich shares how he went from re-monumenting 3,000 PLS corners in Wisconsin to exploring Switzerlandās multi-purpose cadastre systemābecause why not fix 99% of U.S. surveying problems with chocolate-fueled innovation?Ā
Meanwhile, Matt talks about navigating hisā¦
Weāve all gotten that call: āMy neighbor put up a shed on my land! Can you prove it?ā And while our instinct may be to grab the total station and head out the door, boundary disputes are rarely just about measurements. Theyāre often wrapped up in emotions, legalā¦
Welcome to Land Surveyors United's comprehensive guide to cadastral surveying in Hawaii. As a community of professionals dedicated to precision, accuracy, and environmental stewardship, we're committed to providing you with in-depth knowledge of this crucial field. In Hawaii, cadastral surveying plays a pivotal role in defining property boundaries, resolving land disputes, and supporting sustainable landā¦
Hold onto your antennae and calibrate your coordinates ā this episode blasts off into GNSS orbit with Mike Horton of GEODNET and Larry Fox of Bad Elf! Weāre talking democratization, satellites, and a robot invasion of 2025 (no big deal).
From Chicagoās north side to UC Berkeley and beyond, these GPS pioneers dropped knowledge like satellites in freefall:
Why decentralizing GNSS might just save the world (or at least your drone survey).
How GEODNET is quietly assemblingā¦