Training

Next Event Date: TBD

Seats are unlimited and there is no need to RSVP! Just show up anytime at SUNY Cobleskill Curtis Mott hall and we will do the rest!

Directions:
From Western New York (Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse) take NYS Thruway (Interstate 90) to exit 29 at Canajoharie. Proceed south on route 10 to Cobleskill. Follow signs to campus.
From Binghamton or Albany areas take Interstate 88 to Cobleskill (exit 21). Follow signs to campus.
From Watertown, take Interstate 81 to Syracuse then follow above directions from Western New York.
From Plattsburgh, take Interstate 87 south to Albany; proceed west on Interstate 90 to exit 25A; follow Interstate 88 to Cobleskill (exit 21). Follow signs to campus.
From New York City and Long Island, take NYS Thruway (Interstate 87) north to Albany, then Interstate 90 west to exit 25A and Interstate 88 west to Cobleskill, exit 21. Follow signs to campus.

You're looking for hall #13, Curtis Mott Hall - at the main campus lite take a Right onto Schoharie parkway north and follow to the end - visitor parking.

Suny Ranger School and Syracuse University

GPS Post Process and RTK Data Reduction

• Import and reduce GPS static and RTK
• Planning, site logistics and basemaps
• Data reduction to grid or ground
• Open forum learning
• Preloaded computers provided

Next Event Date: TBD

LOOK FOR OUR SPRING COURSE LINE UP TO INCLUDE GPS AND CARLSON COURSES HOSTED BY VARIOUS COLLEGES IN NY STATE!

To whom it may concern:

We recently purchased a total station and GPS for our use in natural resource protection in Chautauqua County. The thought of learning this technology in house was quite daunting. To help us in achieving our goals we decided to have Pam Featherstone come for a two (2) day training session to introduce us to the new equipment. Pam's thorough knowledge of the equipment was expected, but her knowledge of its use in the fieldwork and real world problems in regards to surveying made the training exceptional. In addition to the training, Pam was very open to her customers once the purchase and training have been completed. She has repeatedly made herself available for problems that have arisen in the field while was still on site, talking me through the steps I needed to take. I would and have recommended her to their districts in New York State, and I give my endorsement to her new company.

Sincerely,

Dave Wilson
District Field Manager
Chautauqua County Soil & Water Conservation District
Jamestown, New York

Dear Pam,

I just wanted to take a moment to thank you again for speaking to our Surveying and Land Measurement class this week. Your presentation was very helpful and informative. When working with such tight state budgets, it is difficult for us to expose our students to state-of-the-art technology, which is why industry support from people like yourself is so important.

I look forward to being able to work with you in the future. If you have a need for a location to hold training for other groups, we would be happy to host you; and perhaps we could even help you recruit participants (i.e. John Deere personnel, etc.).

Sincerely,

Larry Van De Valk
Assistant Professor
Agricultural Engineering Technology Department
SUNY Cobleskill
State University of New York
College of Agriculture and Technology