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June 3, 2008:
Harry O. Ward, PE, Named VP of Carlson Software
In recognition of the growth that Carlson Software has been experiencing in civil engineering sales and its training division, Harry O. Ward, PE, has been named a vice president and as such, he will be directing the operations of Carlson College and the Civil Engineering Division.
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April 21, 2008:
Carlson Software and HydroCAD Form Alliance
A new alliance between Carlson Software Inc. and HydroCAD Software Solutions, LLC, to take advantage of the strengths of both companies and to benefit both companies' customers was recently revealed at the Carlson Silver Anniversary User Conference. HydroCAD is a Computer Aided Design tool used by civil engineers for modeling stormwater runoff.
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April 14, 2008:
Carlson Software to Give Users CAD Platform Choice.
At the opening session of the Carlson Silver Anniversary User Conference, Bruce Carlson, president and founder of Carlson Software Inc., announced the addition of the ability to run on IntelliCAD® (ICAD) to the 2009 releases of Carlson Software.
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April 10, 2008:
Carlson Software Supports JAVAD GNSS.
Carlson Software recently announced that it will provide support for the all-new receiver technology provided by JAVAD GNSS.
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March 11, 2008:
Carlson Software and Prolec U.K. Announce OEM Partnership.
Under a new agreement with Carlson Software, Prolec U.K. will be providing European distribution of Carlson machine control software and products.
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March 11, 2008:
All-New Carlson Grade 3.0 Introduced by Carlson Software.
Now contractors and heavy equipment operators have no need to buy or install more software than they need. Learn about Grade's Upgrade Option Authorization, Open Positioning Architecture, and User Defined Interface.
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March 3, 2008:
Carlson Software forms new Positioning & Machine Control Division
The construction industry is rapidly embracing technology and Carlson Software is ready with the newly formed Positioning & Machine Control Division incorporating its machine control software development team, a specialized sales force and global OEM distribution.
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September 2003
Carlson
Software announces the
release of its new SurvNET
product.
SurvNET is a powerful
adjustment tool designed
by surveyors for surveyors.
It performs a mathematically
rigorous network least
squares adjustment and
statistical analysis of
raw traverse data.
SurvNET downloads from all popular data collectors SurvCE, TDS, CG, SDR,
and SMI. SurvNet converts seamlessly your raw data for network least squares
processing. Raw data is transferred and processed without any intermediate steps.
SurvNet can be configured to output ASCII coordinate files that are easily imported
into any desktop software system. SurvNet includes a simple but powerful raw
data editor to review and correct field data.
SurvNET will simultaneously adjust a network of interconnected traverses with
any degree of redundancy. The raw data can contain any combination of traverse
(angle and distance), triangulation (angle only), and trilateration (distance
only) measurements. It can also perform resection calculations (where any combination
of distances and angles are measured from an unknown point to known points).
The traverse data does not need to be in sequential order. SurvNET pre-processes
the data in order to average all the SET information and calculate the standard
errors for each angle and distance. Any measurements that fall outside of predefined
tolerances will be shown in the adjustment reporting potential errors and blunders.
All measurements, both backward and forward, will be measured and used in the
adjustment.
SurvNET can adjust 3D and 2D traverses, as well as combined 2D/3D traverses.
SurvNet allows you the freedom to weight individual measurements and control
points by assigning standard errors directly in the raw data file. It can also
automatically reduce field measurements to State Plane coordinates in either
the NAD 83 or NAD 27 coordinate systems. The grid factor, elevation factor and
combined scale factor are calculated for each measurement. A full statistical
report of the least squares adjustment is displayed after the data is processed.
The standalone network least squares adjustment program, SurvNet, is also available
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