andrewm

Civil. 32 yrs experience and small business owner. Mid 6 figures.

Seems to be widespread. Out here in Watson and my office in Denham.

DEMCO didn’t pay their bill…

I used ArcGIS Pro to grab screenshots at the same scale. Then overlay in Photoshop to align and rotate. Then trace the outfield fences. I do mapping for a living, so this is pretty simple actually.

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TCU, Virginia, Florida, Oral Roberts?

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TCU:




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Charles Schwab vs the Field:

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Stanford

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Stanford:


Charles Schwab / Stanford:

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How about Wake Forest?

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Charles Schwab / Wake Forest:

Size difference between the two parks has been discussed at length. Here is a visual representation of the difference at the same image scale. Biggest difference is left field. Almost identical everywhere else.

Alex Box:


Charles Schwab:


Alex Box Outfield Fence Overlay Onto Charles Schwab:

This data isn't actual 2016 flood depth. It's based on the flood model developed by the LA Watershed Initiative. They used USGS 2016 high water marks to calibrate the model, so it's pretty good, but not 100%. Once they calibrated the model using the 2016 flood, they ran multiple what-if scenarios to help municipalities better plan in the future. The goal is to input proposed new developments into the model and determine the impact on flooding before the development is approved for construction.

Depends on what software you'll be using. And $3k won't get high-end anything. Here is a good site to read performance reviews depending on your application:

Puget Systems

Saw him at TJ Ribs before the game. Paid for everyone's dinner at the tables near him. Thanks big fella!