Trimble Access 2015.10 - Trimble Vision Holly Urbain - Seiler Geospatial Sales/Trimble Survey Certified Trainer Panorama command moved and improved The Panorama measurement method is now available from the Measure menu in Trimble Access 2015.10. It used to be found under the Instrument menu. Select this menu option when using any Trimble total station with [...]
Holly Urbain - Seiler Geospatial Sales/Trimble Survey Certified Trainer In Trimble Access 2015.10, users can now specify a point name range for a job. This is useful when you have multiple survey crews working on the same project and want to avoid duplicate point naming issues when the jobs are processed into one project in [...]
We recently had the opportunity to meet up with some Trimble users in St. Louis to show off our MX2 system. We took a few minutes to drive down and back across the recently constructed Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge and also made a few passes of our corporate office. The GNSS/IMU trajectory was then corrected and [...]
Trimble Affected receiver type: Trimble R10 and Trimble NetR9 Geospatial Receivers. In order to continue providing quality Trimble CenterPoint® RTX and Trimble xFill™ service, on July 21, 2015 from 11:00am to 12:00 pm CDT, there will be a transition to a new Central beam satellite broadcast that delivers a different coverage area. The Central North American [...]
Often, we find that customers are troubled by the time and cost to file for their own exemptions to legally fly a UAS. We are pleased that we can now offer guidance for our customers in this process. We are recommending this to our customers that want to see if they can get approval with a [...]
We frequently get asked this question, so we confirmed with the State Geodetic Advisor of Wisconsin, John T. Ellingson PE PLS , NOAA's National Geodetic Survey (NGS.) http://www.ngs.noaa.gov "If you extract datasheets from this point on, you will notice that the published GEOID HEIGHT will be listed as developed through GEOID12B, rather than the previous [...]
Global Satellite Navigation Inching Closer to Full Implementation By: John Sheridan Aviation International News (AIN online) 20 April 2015 By 2020, four separate GPS-like constellations of navigation satellites forming the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) will be circling the earth, operated separately by the U.S.(GPS), Europe (Galileo), Russia (Glonass) and China (BeiDou/Compass). Each constellation will [...]
If you extract NGS datasheets from this point on, you will notice that the published GEOID HEIGHT will be listed as developed through GEOID12B, rather than the previous GEOID12A. Do not be concerned about this, as both models are exactly the same for the Continuous 48 . Here is the note that the NGS Geoid Team provided to [...]
One of the most powerful attributes of the Trimble MX2 system is the system's portability. All of the data is collected from both LiDAR units, the spherical camera, IMU, & GNSS receivers onto a single laptop through an ethernet and USB cable. The system ships out in a few boxes, all of which can travel [...]
Our very first blog post will be a welcome one! The FAA and DOT have released the proposed rules for small UAS flight (small being less than 55 lbs.). These rules will have a tremendous impact on UAS flight for years to come. Most experts are now anticipating 18-24 months for the FAA to address all [...]