It looks like the EU’s civilian operated Galileo constellation recently had a few hiccups and measuring this big old ball is still proving…
Author: Jason Foose
10.05.2019
Map Idolatry
Are we putting too much stock in “the map” and not enough in “the information”? We seem to do that with the earliest…
08.03.2019
SPAR 3D Expo & Conference/AEC Next Technology Expo + Conference
Throughout the last half century I have been to my share of trade shows and conferences. When I was a kid, my favorite…
06.23.2019
The Importance of Records
No doubt we are in the information age and some are saying we are entering the knowledge age. Land records are at the…
06.23.2019
Carlson User Conference
Grow With Us
The trend in user conferences is to scan as many bar coded, app driven attendees then cram them all in the largest urban…
05.25.2019
Our Broad Scope of Services
From the day that Europeans set foot in America the surveyor has been expected to document feature attributes including flora, fauna, soil classifications,…
04.19.2019
Long Beach Virtual Reference Station Network
They say that the largest living organism is an Aspen tree grove in Utah. I don’t think “they” have ever had backstage passes…
03.09.2019
Preppin’ for SPC 2022
The good folks over at the NGS have been hammering out the size and shape of our rock for decades. In the last…
01.04.2019
Thought Leader: A National Test
No way! Why not? I don’t know? The PLSS, the Colonial States, fifty different legislatures, Ohio State beat Michigan, or the other 49…
01.04.2019
Trimble Dimensions
Nearly twenty-five years ago I had a Trimble 4000 on my back and a compact L1/L2 antenna with a ground plane on a…
