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Below I have attached a digest of the latest surveying related articles, discussions, groups and photos on Land Surveyors United, for your downloading pleasure and for viewing offline.
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There are more land surveyors out of work today than ever before-this is not news to any of you. But how are we dealing with it? Well,you asked for it and I created it...Introducing the official Land Surveyors United Job Board!
Here, surveying companies can post available jobs for land surveyors, party chiefs, rodmen, instrument men...any job which is surveying related for an ultra low $7 for 30 days! This is much lower than craigslist or any other classifieds website offering land surveying j
Those new to the surveying industry most always need a little know-how and in efforts to support this need, LSU provides the absolute best and simple platform for publishing such How-To discussions and articles. So today let's talk about what an effective How-To tutorial contains. A 'How-To' tutorial is by far one of the most common post types used by almost every blogger, writer or expert online. Why? Because people search for answers when they don't have them already. Inherently, 'How-To' po
I originally wrote this post on my father's blog back in June of 2008- now look and see how far we have come since then.
An update:
Through close to three years of experience creating LSU, I have come to understand how much blogging may not seem very useful to the common land surveyor. For that very reason, all blogs on LSU are referred to as "articles."Nevertheless, by now all of us have at least heard about what a blog is. Today I am going to explain to you how blogging is a lot like land sur
As surveyors, we all know when its time to get a new calculator...right about the time it starts to suck! I found these great calculator alternatives for use online (via). Try them out!
For DIY, designers, contractors, estimators, and architects. Calculate lengths, areas, volumes, and hypotenuses, in Feet & Inches. Keyboard input with SmartDot: to enter 1'6 5/8", just type 1..6.5/8. The dot cycles through [dot] [ft mrk] [space] [inch mrk]. With very little practic
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If you have ever ran the SDR33 data collector, and used the SDR Expert software then you can upgrade your system to have bluetooth, the ability to use one of the BEST data collectors available by Juniper Systems. The Allegro CX has all the upgrades as far as processingspeed, a full color touch screen monitor, wireless connection bluetooth, full
keypad, and known for it's rugged nature.PLUS wi
keypad, and known for it's rugged nature.PLUS wi
The Museum Of Measurement and Time will open October 28, 2010
Our location is: 301 North Polk Street, Jefferson, Texas 75657.
The museum will sponsor a "Surveyor's Special Opening " later this year, stay posted for details.
Thanks for your interest,
Johnny Ingram
www.museumofmeasurementandtime.org
903-665-8802
![Field Assets V2.0](http://a1.phobos.apple.com/us/r1000/013/Purple/5d/35/42/mzl.kgshkgjr.175x175-75.jpg)
- $16.99
- Category: Utilities
- Updated:Mar 23, 2010
- Current Version:2.0
- 2.0
- 2.0 MB
- Language:English
- Seller:LBS Wireless Pty Ltd
- © LBS Wireless Pty Ltd
Description
Field Assets is the ultimate field data collection application for the iPhone and iPod touch. The application enables the user to record the location of assets and to enter information on attributes of assets in the field. The user also has the option of taking geo referenced photos and recording voice memos
GPS L1/L2 position fixing incapability under heavy foliage is a thing of the past with the advent of GPS L5. This is according to GPS/GNSS sales people. With my very limited knowledge in telecommunication, I shall say without any degree of certainty that this is not true.
To my opinion, the only advantage of GNSS over GPS is the speed of position fixing. This is I guess due to greater number of navigation systems and channels supported. Greater number of satellites, channels, and frequencies prov
In this vBook there are training videos which provide instruction on theproper collection process for most software "field to finish"procedures. There is a searchable feature description library withimages and collection instructions along with information on basic FirstAid. Supporting files for survey controllers are also included. ThisvBook has also been optimized for use on a Mobile device such as a smartphone. Ask us about customizing this vBoo
The full 105 page report is available on request.
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You can view a really short video showing the initialization procedure and how I got a fixed solution at 17km with Single Frequency!!!
Your Very Own Land Surveying Desktop
Here is a cool and quick time-saving tip for the surveyor on the run. If you are using Google Chrome (which you should be-hint hint), turn Land Surveyors United into a desktop application in 2 simple steps:
1) Load http://landsurveyorsunited.com in your browser and Click on the wrench icon on the top right side of browser, hover over Tools
2) Click the option for Create Application Shortcut and press save and you're done!
Now all of the Land Surveyors Un
Now, when you visit LSU from your iphone or android, you will be automatically be redirected to the Iphone application/ mobile version of the network. I suspect in the up and coming months, this will be a useful feature to the network as many surveyors are beginning to use iphones in the
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Continuing education is essential for professional land surveyors to remain competitive, up-to-date with the latest technologies, and compliant with industry regulations. However, simply engaging in coursework or attending seminars may not be enough…
Continuing education (CE) is crucial for professional land surveyors to stay up-to-date with evolving technologies, legal standards, and industry best practices. However, not all surveyors learn in the same way. To maximize your learning, it’s…
Continuing education (CE) is vital for professional land surveyors to remain competitive, stay updated with advancements, and maintain licensure. However, ensuring that the knowledge gained from CE is retained and applied effectively requires more…