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“I have been using PrimaCode's Transform and its predecessors for almost twenty years and have found that it gives me the fastest and most accurate way to compute the most likely location of a missing monument based upon record plans and field evidence.  The more I use it, the more uses I find for it.  I depend on it exclusively for these types of computations.”

MaryAnn Corcoran, PLS
Hill Engineers, Architects, Planners
Dalton, MA


“Transform is to analysis what the EDM is to measuring, or what CAD is to drafting.  Once you use it, you won’t do without it.”

Stephen A Salvini, PLS
PIONEER Land Services
Chester, MA


"... I used the method of my old-time mentor to hold the coordinate for one monument and use another monument for line. Not being confident of what two monuments would be the best, I decided to additionally analyze the distances between all combinations of pairs of monuments to determine what I thought was the 'best pair' to use. I was not particularly confident of this solution either because there were usually quite a number of monuments in good condition that were included in the surveys that were considered but not used."

"With Transform, it is so easy to search for probable matching monuments, to include or exclude monuments from consideration and to achieve a transformation solution. I particularly like the way the data is displayed. I can see on one page a large number points under consideration, the current and old monument descriptions, the direction and distance between them and the statistical data for any solution."

"I will typically spend only five to ten minutes using Transform and I feel confident that I have determined the defendable, best fit of the monumentation available to me."

Robert Nunnemacher, PLS
Thompson-Liston Associates, Inc.
Boylston, MA

 

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