Using BookletCreator, you can easily transform your pdf manuals into printable booklets for pocket access on the job. Ā Yet, another way that you can make your surveying life more portable.
I've been occasionally providing camera positions of an airborne camera for photogrammetry. I had been doing it in TGO and once in TBC, but found these wonderful software packages choked down by data as dense as at least 1hz and sometimes up to 10hz.
Read moreā¦In the past, we've posted on topics regardingĀ CADĀ and software that can be used to make your engineering and drawing life easier. Today we came with gifts! This post is as much for the good folks in ou
Read moreā¦Who needs an iPad when you have Juniper's new Mesa?Ā It looks like an ipad-like device made for surveyors-really cool!
Juniper Systems, Inc. has introduced at the ESRI International User Conference the Mesa
Rugged Notepad. Juniper says it's as the l
When you're surveying in the woods, you could easily come across a Brown Recluse Spider and just a few days later, lose your life over it.Ā And to think when we were kids, we caught Black Widow Spider's and put them in coke bottlesand blow them up wi
Ok Surveyors-here are a few tips that I've come across for staying cool in the heat, healing bug bites and avoiding deadly sunburn while you're out surveying.
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Given a complete set of plans for a 20km roadway project.Ā The job is to make it sure that designĀ componentsĀ are correctlyĀ positioned on ground. If you're given this task, what coordinate system you'll be employing on ground, local or grid?
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Taking backsight observation is a process of aligning your horizontal circle. This is to make sure of the coordinate system consistency in the entire project.
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I guess that there is a unique case that you don't need to
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This is a continuation of the discussion occurring in comments.Ā Here is another possible source of information for you GaryĀ
What kind of preparations do you routinely go through before going out in the field?Ā These rituals can make or break our day if missed or screwed up.Ā Do you preload all the data into the dc or gps and shine your machete? Do you scoop the mud out of
This topic is actually related to my Leica Pinpoint question. What is the maximum surface skewing angle a reflectorless measurement offers reliable results? If the laser dot becomes a 1 foot laser strip due to skewing effect, where along the strip is
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I am Clive Swan, have mainly worked with GIS in the UK and abroad.
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I have used Trimble GPS applications customised using ArcPad. I have just finished the first phase of a cadastral project, waiting for Phase 2 to start.
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My maths is not reall all that great. I am trying to create a formulae to determine the number of people for a project.
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My assumption is the area is 150,000 ha and the surveyor captures 4 ha per day. Is this correct??
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ha = 150, 000
150, 000 / 4 = r
Read moreā¦Ok Surveyors....here is a bunch of information that I dug up on making custom icons for Google Maps and icon generators for use on your maps...
Land surveying remains an art, with the expertise of the surveyor cannot be replaced by technology. The surveyor must investigate and infer what the true boundaries of any property may be using both the technological and historical information they h
Read moreā¦Sorry for barging in here.Ā No one here knows me, I joined this site a couple weeks ago and I finally have a moment to get acquainted with this very cool place for Surveyors to hang out.
I thought I'd drop in and gloat about my LSIT exam, I received t
