For a limited time I’m offering a Data Flow Discount for current and new Carlson Software and SurvCE customers. If you’ve never purchased Carlson office or field software before, you are eligible for HUGE! discounts off SurvCE and any of … Continue reading
Yeah, you know all of them already… Unless you don’t! Carlson has a lot of great tools that are available for setting points but some of them are a little hidden. I will be covering some features in Carlson Survey … Continue reading
I just received word from the NJ State Board of Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors that our Woodbridge classes will be accepted for continuing education credit. Our full list of upcoming classes in Columbus Ohio, Chicago Illinois and Upstate South … Continue reading
Last week I presented a webinar sponsored by Carlson Software on the topic “Updates and Overview of IntelliCAD 7″. Unfortunately we had some technical difficulties and didn’t get a complete recording to post to the Movies collection on Carlson’s website. … Continue reading
Carlson released a new build of their desktop software earlier this week. This includes updates to the IntelliCAD/for AutoCAD versions of Survey, Civil, Hydrology, GIS, Basic Mining, Geology, Underground Mining, Surface Mining, Natural Regrade, Field, Takeoff, Construction and Point Clouds. … Continue reading
Here is a great story about another customer of mine, John Prevette with Gooden & Associates out of Hope Mills, NC, and his successful transition from Civil 3d to Carlson Civil Suite. http://info.carlsonsw.com/blog-1/bid/121528/Moving-to-Carlson-from-Civil-3D And, I know what you’re thinking but … Continue reading
I’ve been a little slack in requesting feedback from my customers over the past year so I was very pleased to receive the following unsolicited feedback from Aaron Hahn this week: I purchased the Civil Suite last month and I … Continue reading
You can download the most recent updates to Carlson’s 2012 desktop software HERE
We are finally able to announce our end of year workshops for 2011. With the weather problems we encountered last year we decided to hold the events in the western end of North Carolina in November and toward the coast … Continue reading
This article originally appeared in the April 2011 issue of Professional Surveyor magazine. The ability to import and export LandXML data has been around for quite a while, but I still get a lot of curious looks when I mention it … Continue reading