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I would like to survey our cemetery for Grave Marker GPS coordinates at a minimum. Additionally, I would like to develop boundaries for the various graveyard lots, generally measuring 16'x 20' but with considerable variations in certain areas. A GPS unit accuracy of 3-5 meters probably isn't much better than Google Earth map. What would you suggest for a device with better accuracy but not reaching surveyor grade accuracy. For tombstones, I'd probably settle for 2' - 3' , but for lot corners I'd like to get within 1' if I could. I'm looking at handheld devices but am willing to look at more sophisticated devices, perhaps even a base station system. The cemetery has approximately 800 occupied graves. Thank you.
Iowa County IA Posted 9 months ago
Hi,
I've previously used DNR GPS to download and manipulate waypoint information from a Garmin GPS, I now have a Magellan explorist 610 and would like to similarly manipulate GPS data but DNR garmin doesn't locate my new GPS, do I need an extension or do I have to use a different program. Even Google appears to have trouble with the Magellan.
Not sure maybe I have the settings wrong, just don't know and would prefer not to have to download another GPS program. Hoping you can advise, cheers Janet from Australia
gps gnss dnrgps Posted almost 2 years ago
OUTSIDEUS horticulture Posted almost 2 years ago
Identify situations in which unsupervised classification is used.
OUTSIDEUS Posted over 2 years ago
VA Posted over 2 years ago
It is only a test
Rockingham County New Hampshire Posted about 3 years ago
We have a 500 acre goat operation located near Lowell, OR. The terrain is on the SW side of a large butte with pasture, Oak savannah and mixed forest. We have False Brome and have been trying to eradicate/control. We need help on figuring out how we can use our I phones and Goggle Earth to mark locations (waypoints), share with others on the ranch. I have researched various apps, searched the web but have not found much that really works. Do you have any information, resources or ideas that could help us? Thanks
Lane County Oregon technology gps Posted about 4 years ago
This two satellite images from NOAA AVHRR (attached with the question), but frankly do not know which bands or channels exactly both images represent?! could you please tell me the band or channel that involved?
Outside United States Posted about 4 years ago
I don't have ArcGIS on my computer
Massachusetts Posted over 4 years ago
How spectral signature in remote sensing changes with wavelength in case of water?
Outside United States geospatial technology remote sensing Posted almost 5 years ago