Archive for January, 2009
Thursday, January 29th, 2009
I want detail about tool in land surveying such as theodalite,compass,plane table surveying and more.I want more information about the history of this tool,components,revolution abaout the tools,and how to use it.I cant find in wikipedia.Is there any website can help me?PLEASE help me!
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Tuesday, January 27th, 2009
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Friday, January 23rd, 2009
Does somebody know the different parts of a legal description in land surveying and the information that should be contained in them?
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Saturday, January 17th, 2009
So here's the thing,
I need to level my floor, and I also just need an excuse to buy a really cool tool. I've always wanted a laser level, and am looking for some advice on what to purchase.
I am looking for something that automatically self levels, will project ...
Posted in Engineering | 4 Comments »
Saturday, January 17th, 2009
I'm planning to restructure the land surveying company I work at; since the sales are not happening {as in projects}- and we need bigger contracts- more institutional based, more commercial projects.
•We don’t have referrals.
•Its mostly repeat clients because we’ve dealt with them in the past and because we might ...
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Sunday, January 11th, 2009
Hamish G asked: Just read about the Siloam Inscription a 2700 year old tablet. It describes digging a tunnel from a water spring into the city of Jerusalaum in case of seige. It was 500 yards long. The diggers started at both ends and met pickax to pickax. Without accurate ...
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Tuesday, January 6th, 2009
JUICER asked: im on the association board where i live in florida in a townhouse. we are currently redoing the parking lot. the contractor we hired has requested we do a land survey additionalysaying its not included in the original contract so we have to pay an additional $1500.is this ...
Posted in Renting Real Estate | 2 Comments »
Sunday, January 4th, 2009
Brendan asked: I purchases a plot of land and am trying to figure out what the baseline is exactly. It is usually marked 10' or 20' in from the edge of my property on all sides. Confusingly, the easements are always beyond or short of the baseline, so ...
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