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Interstate 11 opening causes GPS glitch
FOX 5 Vegas ^ | August 17, 2017 | Faith Tanner

Posted on 09/04/2017 4:15:08 AM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks

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My purpose is for industrial archaeology. Our goal is to to do a computer reconstruction of a WWII iron ore processing (crushing, sorting and washing) plant built to provide ore for steel to support the war effort.

We're mapping in a bunch of huge concrete foundations and dozens of dispersed footings and mounting brackets.

The plant stretched 176 feet down a hillside -- in multiple stages -- with a total drop of over 70 feet.

Most US archaeology is done in arbitrary 2-D layers; this thing is full 3-D -- and we haven't found photos, or drawings -- or anyone alive who remembers what it looked like when in operation. So, we have to have good 3-D measurements for every concrete structure and equipment mounting stud -- and work from there...

61 posted on 09/04/2017 7:25:56 PM PDT by TXnMA (Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad! Treat George P. Bush like Santa Ana at San Jacinto!!!)
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Rand uses Etak digital data ... same data as uses on many navigation systems!


62 posted on 09/05/2017 7:15:42 AM PDT by TexasGator
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