Attendees learn how to use historic solar surveying tools for measuring bearings and distances with hands-on field practice. This workshop suits those interested in surveying history and practical skill development in solar surveying techniques. It offers a rare chance to work directly with 19th-century equipment under expert guidance.
In this full-day, hands-on workshop, you'll learn the history of solar surveying instruments, how to set them up and operate them, vernier scale reading, declination chart calculations, and note keeping — then put it into practice in the field as part of a four-person survey crew, determining bearings and distances using only the tools available to 19th-century surveyors: solar compass, chain, range pole, and trig tables.
Led by Tim Kent, a retired Cadastral Surveyor with 37 years at the BLM and Forest Service, this class is a rare opportunity to work directly with historic solar surveying equipment. Space is limited to 20 attendees. Cost is $125 (includes lunch), with net proceeds supporting SURV student scholarships. Dress for the weather — this class happens rain or shine.
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EthVan weekly meetup happens every Thursday at DCTRL in Vancouver. It gathers local blockchain and crypto enthusiasts who want to network and discuss Web3 topics. Attendees join to connect with peers and share knowledge in a casual environment.
This is a monthly meetup for veterans based in Vancouver, Washington. Attendees can network and connect with others who have a veteran background and may share interests in technology. The event is held at a local venue and occurs on the first Thursday of each month.