A network of satellites in earth's orbit, constantly
broadcasting information which is monitored and interpreted by
ground-based receivers. When a GPS receiver reports and records a
position, it shows the latitude, longitude and height of that point in
space, relative to a globally accepted model of the earth. Using GPS helps to avoid typical linear and angular surveying
errors.
Measurement accuracy is paramount when it comes to
surveying. Imagine investing in a construction project only to discover
it is built partially on your neighbor's lot. Or selling parcels of land
and realizing later that your property boundaries extended farther than
you thought or the parcel had more acreage.
Ray Carlson & Associates invested in Global
Position System (GPS) so we could guarantee you the most accurate
surveying measurement, (.025/foot or 1 centimeter), possible!
Many surveys, previously considered un-economical
because of terrain or size, are now within reach with the use of GPS.
Large parcels of land involving multiple government
sections can be surveyed more quickly than conventional ground
measurements.
Remote boundary corners, unseen for decades, can be
located by using the navigational capabilities on board our
state-of-the-art GPS equipment.
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The searches, annually, help the government maintain
up-to-date data for each reference point...
Using your GPS unit, you can seek out NGS survey markers
and other items that have been marked in the USA...

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