Attachment 02 - Exhibits.pdf

EXHIBIT A: INSPECTION QUALITY FORM

EXHIBIT B: FIELD INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ANNUAL INVENTORY OF

CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON, And SPECIAL STUDY

FIELD INSTRUCTIONS.

The newest Final version of EXHIBIT B in its entirety, will be distributed to all Offerors via email. Hard copies will be provided after award if requested. Any changes in the annual “Field Instructions” are summarized in Appendices of the “Field Instructions”. Digital copies can be found here: Forest Monitoring and Assessment | US Forest Service Research and Development (usda.gov)

EXHIBIT C: NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT

Exhibit C will be included as an attachment with the solicitation.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/pnw/programs/fma#field-manuals https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/pnw/programs/fma#field-manuals https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/pnw/programs/fma#field-manuals https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/pnw/programs/fma#field-manuals https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/pnw/programs/fma#field-manuals

EXHIBIT D: PLOT LIST

*Critical plots must be completed by September 15, 2025

ST CTY PLOT OWNER FOREST RESERVE Reserve Name TRS LAT_FUZZED LON_FUZZED ELEV RDDIST CRITICAL

41 25

22 0 1

Steens Mountain National

Wilderness 34S33E13 42.583279 -118.574619 6667 9

Elevation

Remote

41 25 3397 31 0 0 28S36E28 43.117701 -118.299732 5653 7 remote

41 45 3695 31 0 0 27S37E24 43.212191 -118.110028 5351 9 remote

41 45 5811 22 0 0 18S37E09 44.019062 -118.178476 6188 6 Elevation

41 23 5905 22 0 0 17S36E31 44.05542 -118.347848 5151 8 remote

41 13 6359 11 607 0 15S23E07 44.289477 -120.008996 4675 5

41 13 6458 11 607 0 15S25E03 44.303565 -119.705848 5400 6

41 13 6734 11 607 0 13S22E22 44.437685 -120.074486 5587 6

41 23 7382 11 604 0 11S32E05 44.64723 -118.894109 5141 3

41 61

11 616 0 06S36E34 44.993219 -118.280336 6119 7 Elevation / remote

EXHIBIT E: PLOT VICINITY MAPS

EXHIBIT F: HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND DATA PROCESSING

PROCEDURES

PERSONAL DATA RECORDER:

The Contractor shall provide a Personal Data Recorder (PDR) meeting the following specifications:

• Juniper Systems Allegro 2 minimum of 128MB RAM/8GB flash storage.

• Trimble Ranger 7

• These PDRs are required as data collection software was designed to run on these specific machines. Other makes or models may not perform as intended.

• It is anticipated over the life of this contract some changes in data editing software may be made. As such changes are required, The Contractor will be notified by The Government.

PERSONAL COMPUTER/LAPTOP:

The Contractor shall provide a personal computer with the following specifications and software:

• Microsoft Windows 10 operating system

• Microsoft .Net 4.0 Framework SP 1

• Java Version 8 Update 121 or later

• Microsoft Office 2013 (32-bit only)

• Adobe Reader 2015.023.20053 or later

• Mac products are incompatible with the software required and cannot be used.

Installation programs for MIDAS supporting software will be distributed via the MIDAS website https://apps.fs.usda.gov/fia/midas-access/main (subject to change). Updates to the system will be distributed through the Midas website with a username and password login for each contractor. The website will be used to retrieve plot files and to submit completed plots. Contractor shall have an internet connection available to their crews.

SUBMETER GNSS:

The Contractor provided survey grade GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) unit(s) shall have the following specifications:

• Be a Javad brand unit with the ability to collect both L1 and L2 frequencies and both GPS and GLONASS satellite constellation data.

• GNSS units that currently (with manufactures continued support) fulfil these requirements depending on the options that are purchased include the Javad Triumph-2 (L2+GLONASS).

DATA PROCESSING PROCEDURES:

1) Data Recorder Software - The contractor shall use the Government-provided data recorder software to enter and edit the collected data. The Contractor shall download the latest version of historical data files from MIDAS website and EPF’s from BOX Drive, before starting the plot. The Contractor shall resolve all errors/critical warnings and provide a detailed explanation for all critical warnings before uploading the plot and its required EPF formatted files to the MIDAS website and to the BOX Drive location.

Explanations are entered in a text box associated with each warning or critical warning in the MIDAS

Mobile application.

https://apps.fs.usda.gov/fia/midas-access/main https://apps.fs.usda.gov/fia/midas-access/main

2) Software Updates - The software may be updated during the period of performance. Contractors shall login to the MIDAS website and receive updates before editing, processing, and uploading the plots to

MIDAS for completion/payment. PDRs shall be updated at these times.

3) Plot Editing Tools- The contractor shall use the latest MIDAS Mobile or MIDAS Control Panel software to edit each plot.

4) Submeter GNSS - A JAVAD TRIUMPH-2 (L2+GLONASS) will be used to collect submeter coordinates. For each subplot a rover file raw file (.jps) must be downloaded by connecting the unit to a computer and moving each .jps file to C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\GPS as described in the “Field

Instructions”

COMPLETED ELECTRONIC DATA SUBMISSION FOR EACH PLOT:

After successfully uploading plots to the MIDAS website server, as described in EXHIBIT J, EPF’s for each plot shall be submitted according to solicitation Section E-3 - GOVERNMENT’S QUALITY ASSURANCE

PLAN.

EXHIBIT G: LANDOWNER CONTACT

The landowner contact form is not required for this solicitation.

EXHIBIT H: ELECTRONIC PLOT FILES

The Electronic Plot Folders (EPF) will not be distributed until after individual contract awards are made. The process and the files described in EXHIBIT H are subject to change annually. The most up to date process and required files are referenced in the “Field Instructions”.

EPF, File Descriptions

Each plot is represented by a folder named by

State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.ManualVersion.STD which is also referred to as

<MIDASfilename>. Example: WA.061.06310.06.09.P2.930.STD

Each prefield plot folder has files for reference and documentation as follows. These files will be provided by The Government, from a storage location subject to change annually.

Historical Reference Files

• Aerial Image: <MIDASfilename>.IMAGE.PDF. A Digital Orthophoto Quadrangle (DOQ) with a 1:12000 scale, with plot center indicated. This file will be updated if plot center is deemed to be labeled incorrectly and loaded with the rest of the EPF files.

• Data <MIDASfilename>.Prevdata<Year>.PDF. All data from the previous visit. Possible aid in relocation, tally, etc. For reference only, this file is not updated.

• Previous Plotcard(s): PREVPLOTCARD_State_PlotNumber_Year. Scanned reproductions of previous survey plot cards. For reference only, this file is not updated.

• Current Plotcard: <MIDASfilename>.PLOTCARD.doc. Blank plotcard that will be filled out when the plot is completed. This document will be updated by the contract crew and placed in the C:\Midas\PlotPacket|PNWRS\Collected\<MIDASfilename> folder.

• Topographic Map: TOPO_State_PlotNumber. Digital topographic map of plot area with plot center indicated. For reference only, this file is not updated.

• Historical Fire and Disease Maps

Current Survey Files

These electronic plot files are directly referenced or updated as plots are measured and placed into

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected\<MIDASfilename> folder| and loaded to a digital Government data storage location. This process may change annually, as well as the required files. The most up to date process and required files are referenced in the “Field Instructions”.

• Plotcard: <MIDASfilename>.PLOTCARD.PDF, Updateable current survey plotcard. To be saved as a .pdf using Microsoft word.

• Image: <MIDASfilename>.IMAGE.PDF. A PDF document of local map, generally showing roads, trails, topo, etc.

• Data Printout: <MIDASfilename>.PRINTOUT.PDF. Required MIDAS data printout file

(pdf). These files are created by MIDAS Control Panel as part of required documentation of plot sampling.

• Landowner Contact Form: <MIDASfilename>.LCF.PDF when required.

Note: If there are additional items you feel would aid in the relocation and/or remeasurement of the plot, they may be stored as part of the permanent EPF for that plot. Examples would be additional reference point(s) with GPS readings. While not required, these are encouraged if they could help in the relocation, or aid in the analysis, of the plot data. Plots with minimal field referencing, i.e. wilderness plots, plots or RPs along trails or roads, may benefit especially with additional items.

Examples of Prefield Folder Contents

Most current digital image of plot area.

<MIDASfilename>.IMAGE.PDF or .JPG

Scan of Previous Plotcard:

<MIDASfilename>PrevPlotcard<year>.PDF(for reference only)

Current Plot card. To be filled out as required for current survey.

<MIDASfilename>.PLOTCARD.PDF

Local topo map (for reference only)

Topo_State_Plot

MIDAS previous data (PDF) file

State.County.Plot<Year>

Previous Plot Data Printout: Includes Midas plot data, Boundary Viewer, HT/DBH Graph, critical warning explanations, and warnings.

<MIDASfilename>PLOTDATA.PDF

Historical Fire Maps

FIREHIST_State_Plot

Historical Insect and Disease Maps

InsectDisHIST_State_Plot

EXHIBIT I: ELECTRONIC PLOT FOLDER INSPECTION FORM

EHIBIT J: ELECTRONIC PLOT FOLDER INSTRUCTIONS

These instructions detail how Electronic Plot Folders (EPF) will be transferred to your computer and then upon completion of each plot, loaded onto the MIDAS website and BOX

Drive. On the Midas website, click on the help button to install the software.

Installing Box Drive

1) After contract award, request access to the Box Drive from COR. Contractors will receive an e-mail sharing the Box folder.

2) Click on the “Accept Invite” in the email invitation:

3) This will open the Box website, where you will fill out a form with your personal information and choose a password for logging into your Box account:

4) In the choice displayed between Personal and Work, click the “Skip this and go straight to Box” text:

5) This will open your box account. Click on the “View Terms” and read and accept terms of use:

6) If the External User already has a Box account with the email address the invitation was sent to, then logon using that email address and the password.

7) Once a box account has been created, go to the following URL and download the Box

Drive App: https://www.box.com/resources/downloads/drive

8) Run the downloaded .msi file and click through the prompts to install Box drive.

General EPF Process

1) EPFs are manually transferred to laptop via external hard drive or BOX Drive and placed in C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Prefield

2) EPF files necessary for the field are printed or transferred to rugged field tablet/PC/Smart Device etc.

https://www.box.com/resources/downloads/drive https://www.box.com/resources/downloads/drive

3) Field work is completed for plot.

4) Download plots from PDR (see MIDAS instructions)

5) Fill out Electronic Plot Card

6) Edit Image

7) Edit plots in MIDAS Mobile or MIDAS Plot Utilities

8) Print plot as .pdf

9) Completed plot EPFs will be saved to Upload from

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected

10) Place the .jps files for each subplot in C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\GPS

11) Upload .STD to MIDAS website

12) Upload EPF files using MIDAS Utilities to Box Drive 13) EPF process complete.

Detailed EPF Process

1) All Prefield EPF data (Previous plot cards and data, previous images and photos, and any other pertinent information) will be provided by the Government. The

Prefield EPF’s will be transferred manually to your computer via an external hard drive or BOX Drive and saved to the

“Prefield” folder (C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Prefield\PlotNumber). See

EXHIBIT H.

2) EPF files necessary for the field are printed or transferred to rugged field tablet/PC/Smart Device etc.

3) Complete field work for plot

4) Download plots from PDR (See MIDAS Instructions)

5) Fill out electronic plot card from

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Prefield\PlotNumber, rename as necessary https://apps.fs.fed.us/fia/midas/Main?action=MIDASUsersGuide to

State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTCA

RD.DOCX and leave in this location until plot has been “printed.”

• To update Plot Card, open the file State.County.PlotNumber.

Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTCARD.DOCX

• It is a two-page document corresponding to the front and back of the hard copy plot card. The State, county, NIMS plot number, R6 CVS number (if any), have been previously filled out for convenience; a blank template is available if necessary.

• Items to be filled out, indicated by “enter…” are Date, Crew Leader, Crew, and Hazard or Safety Concerns.

• Items to be filled out using drawing tools are Mapping and Plot Access. In many cases it may be appropriate to cut and paste from other documents; for example, a section of a local map may suffice for plot access. Hand drawings may be rendered but an electronic version is required (e.g. scanning).

• Save .docx as .pdf using word and then transfer to

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\PlotPackets\PlotNumber

6) Edit Image from C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Prefield\PlotNumber, rename as necessary to

State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.IMAGE.

JPG and leave in this location until plot has been “printed”

To update Image, right-click the satellite image file

State.County.PlotNumber.IMAGE.jpg and open with a photo editor. Use image symbols below to update image.

A small red circle with crosshairs in the center of the image indicates where the

SP1 plot stake should be, like the pinprick in the old aerial photograph. If field examination and/or GNSS readings show the plot location is incorrect, create a small red dot and place it onto the image where the correct plot center is. If plot center is in the correct location as shown on the image, there is no need to update plot center.

Copy the symbol for Reference Point (RP, a triangle), and paste and label it onto the image having the symbol centered on the RP referenced in the field. Use the

POD symbol below to also include any PORs or POD that are within the area of the image file.

Fill in text box with date, SP., DBH, AZ, and HD to N1 on image (do not include background fill in the text box, doing so will obscure the image). Image file must be of equal resolution as original image file provided by government, reduced quality of image will not be accepted, and plots will be returned to be adjusted.

Save as:

State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.IMA

GE.JPG

Image Symbols

Use these (or similar) images to update Plot image file. Cut and paste symbols only (no background) onto image file. Color and size may be adjusted if appropriate. Keep Image symbol lines as thin as possible, but still easily viewable on the image.

Plot Center Symbol

RP Symbol POD

7) Edit plots in MIDAS Mobile or MIDAS Plot

Utilities (See MIDAS Instructions https://apps.fs.fed.us/fia/midas/Main?action=MIDASUsersGuide)

8) Print Plots as .pdf

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected\<Plot>

9) The Plot Card and Image must be moved to

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected\<plot> from

From your desktop MIDAS Control “Print” the

Make certain the PDF only radio button is selected.

Th lt it t ill t ll ti t https://apps.fs.fed.us/fia/midas/Main?action=MIDASUsersGuide

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Prefield\<plot> 10) Each plot needing sub-meter GNSS coordinates will also require 4 rover or raw files (.ssf or .jps) for each plot in C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\GPS

See “Downloading Rover files from the Geo Unit” or “Downloading Raw files from the JAVAD Triumph-2.”

11) These are all of the EPF documents necessary to load to BOX Drive using

MIDAS Utilities. Once the plot is completed the necessary files detailed in this document shall be moved to the “Collected” folder (some automatically and some manually); C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected.

12) EPF Files are copied to BOX using a new Midas utility, “Upload EPF Files”, available from the Midas Utilities Control Panel:

13) Click on the “Upload EPF Files” to bring up the new application. Use this application to copy all EPF and GPS files for a plot. EPF files should be placed in the C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected\<Midasfilename> folder and the

GPS files should be placed in the C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\GPS folder

14) After selecting the plot(s), and clicking “Execute”, the program will ensure the plot(s) are fully edited, and it will make sure the printout date is later than the last time data was modified in Midas data file. It will then make sure all necessary

EPF Files are in their proper location.

15) Use MIDAS website to load the plot data (.STD file).

Necessary Files for EPF Load to BOX Drive:

1. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.STD (Plot File)

2. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.IMAGE.JPG

(Plot Image).

3. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTC

ARD.DOCX (Plot Card with Diagram).

4. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTDATA.P

DF (Plot Data Printout).

5. State-County-PlotNumber-SP#.JPS (Rover files)

Non-sampled Plots (PLOT STATUS = 3, hazardous or access denied.

1. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.IMAGE.JPG

(Plot Image)

2. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTC

ARD.DOCX (Plot Card with Diagram)

3. State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTDATA.P

DF (Plot Data Printout)

4. GNSS Files NOT required

File Information

1. Image

The plot Image is saved in the EPF\Image folder for each plot which must have the

Plot

Center and RP marked electronically on the front of the Image and then saved as;

State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.IMAGE.JPG e.g.

WA.061.01234.01.08.P2.930.IMAGE.JPG

The RP must be labeled with Date, Sp., DBH, AZ. and Dist. To subplot (1-4) This image can be edited in Paint on your PC.

Save the edited .jpg in this folder; C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected\<plot>.

2. Plot Card

The Plot Card is saved in the EPF folder for each plot which must be filled out electronically, each item needing completion will be indicated by “Enter…,” and then save the file as;

State.County.PlotNumber.Cycle.Subcycle.Phase.FieldGuideVersion.PLOTCARD.DO

CX. Example is WA.061.01234.01.08.P2.930.PLOTCARD.DOCX.

Save the file in this folder: C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected\<plot>.

3. Plot Data Printout

The Plot data printout must be saved from the MIDAS Control Panel by “Printing” the plot, it will automatically be saved to the appropriate folder in

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\Collected <plot>. This printout will include the

Height/DBH Graph and Boundary Viewer.

4. Sub-Meter Rover files

4 rover files (.jps) will be uploaded with each plot and must be manually saved to

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\GPS.

EXHIBIT K: SURVEY GRADE GNSS INSTRUCTIONS

Configuring and Using the JAVAD Triumph-2 GNSS Receiver

Setting up your computer and connecting the JAVAD Triumph-2

A. Download and Install JAVAD NetView & Modem

(http://www.javad.com/jgnss/products/software/netview.html)

NetView & Modem is a free Windows application used to configure files and manage the

Triumph-2 when it is connected to a computer.

B. Download and Install USB Drivers for Windows XP and later

(https://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html)

This is all the way to the bottom of the page under the Drivers section. This will allow you to connect the device to a computer.

C. Connect the Triumph-2 to the computer

1. Connect the device to the computer with a USB cord.

2. Open Netview & Modem by double clicking the icon on your desktop

3. Under the Receiver pane on the right find the device in the Serial/USB-

>Serial/Bluetooth section, click the connect icon ( ) on the left next to the device name. The device will then show up on the left in the Devices pane http://www.javad.com/jgnss/products/software/netview.html http://www.javad.com/jgnss/products/software/netview.html http://www.javad.com/jgnss/products/software/netview.html https://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html https://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html https://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html https://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html https://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html

Netview & Modem User Guide http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_So ftware_Manual.pdf

Triumph 2 Quick Start Guide https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH2_Quick_Start_Guide

.pdf

Setting up the Javad Triumph-2 on an iPhone

A. In the iPhone App Store, download the NetBrowser app.

B. In iPhone wifi menu, find Triumph-2 under devices, then connect (there may be a warning about no internet connection, ignore this).

C. Tap the next to the network name to go into the settings.

http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_Software_Manual.pdf http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_Software_Manual.pdf http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_Software_Manual.pdf http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_Software_Manual.pdf http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_Software_Manual.pdf http://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/NetView/NetViewModem_Software_Manual.pdf https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH-2_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH-2_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH-2_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH-2_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH-2_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf https://www.javad.com/downloads/javadgnss/manuals/hardware/TRIUMPH-2_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf

D. Make sure “DHCP” is highlighted with IP Address 192.168.0.2.

NOTE: The directions documented in Triumph-2 Quick Start guide connecting with in an iPhone/iPad are different from the ones documented here. The directions in this document came from a JAVAD representative.

E. On the iPhone start the Netbrowser app.

F. At the bottom of the first screen enter this following information:

1. Host: 192.168.0.1

2. Port: 8002

3. Logical Port: Auto

4. Password: 1234

G. Tap Connect, now your Triumph-2 can be managed from your iPhone. Setting up the Javad Triumph-2 on an Android device A. Download the NetBrowser app.

from your app store

B. Open the NetBrowser app

C. Using Bluetooth, tap connect

D. Now your Triumph-2 can be managed from your Android device Record positions with iPhone or Android device

A. Open the NetBrowser app on your Device, then tap the dropdown tab in the upper right of the screen. Select files.

B. Fill in the information for the subplot you are on.

1. OR-000-00000-SP1 (ST-CTY-PLOT-Subplot)

2. Orient the green arrow on the side of the JAVAD Triumph-2 to North.

3. Enter an antennae height (meters), this is the distance from the bottom of the receiver to the ground. If the unit is being placed on the ground antennae height should be set to “0” (meters).

4. Height type is “Vertical”

5. Antenna Type is “JavTriumph_2A None”

C. Tap “Start Recording.” Record postions for 15 minutes.

D. When done tap “Stop” beside the filename, you will have to scroll the screen to the right to see the stop button. To keep track of when to stop set a timer for 15min. or look at the time the recording was started.

Recording positions without an external device

A. If using NetBrowser and external device isn’t an option (out of batteries, don’t have one, etc.) positions can be recorded by pressing the record button on the side of the

Triumph-2. A light on the side of the device with the same symbol will start blinking to indicate positions are being collected.

B. This starts recording 1 position per second until the same button is pressed again to stop recording. When this method is used the filenames will be sequential numbers that must be renamed once connected to a computer.

Download files from the Triumph 2 to a computer using iTunes

A. Using the NetBrowser app on the iPhone: under the “Files” tab find the files you want and choose download. Connect the phone to the computer then open iTunes. B. In the phone page select the “File Sharing” page from the options on the left.

C. Click Netbrowser.

D. Select the “NetBrowser” folder and then click the “Save to” button.

E. Choose the location. All files downloaded to the phone from the device will be automatically saved to the same location.

Download files from the Triumph 2 to a computer from Android Device

1. Connect Android Device to computer using USB

2. Navigate to the Android Device with Windows Explorer (make sure the device knows which files to share by selecting them on USB options)

3. Drag the files from the Android Device to your

C:\Midas\PlotPackets\PNWRS\GPS\ST.CTY.PLOT

Download files from the Triumph 2 to a computer using USB 1.

Connect the Triumph-2 directly to a computer using a USB.

2. Open NetView & Modem on the computer

3. Connect the device using the USB connection, go to the “Files” option from the list on the left. Choose the files to download to the computer from the device. Note:

This same screen can also be used to rename files collected without the iPhone interface.

Post-processing .jps files using the DPOS online tool (not required)

This tool works well for post-processing and will give a report (standard or extended format) with the corrected positions and information about the base stations used in the solution. As of now, it does not show the number of positions collected only the number of minutes. The major drawback of using this is that it will throw an error if you try to put files that were collected on different dates in the same project so each day’s positions just need to be post-processed separately.

A. Go to this website (use Google Chrome).

B. Register for an account or login.

C. Open the folder with the .jps files in the location you saved them from iTunes, drag the files you want to post-process into the webpage. Adjust parameters as necessary. Make sure the “Network” option is set to CORS. Give it a project name, set to “Auto” to get the info from the device and hit “Submit.”

D. Go the “Browse Reports” page and wait for the project to finish. Click the name to see a map of the base stations it used and view the report. Click the icons to the right of the name to download a .pdf or .txt file of the report. Useful resources

• JPS Viewer- this program can open the raw .jps files and summarize them.

• Justin Link- this program is similar to Justin, the JAVAD post-processing software, but it does not have the post processing capabilities, so it does not cost. It can load .jps files in an ArcMap type interface and make certain edits such as datum or antennae configuration. It is also a useful way to quickly view the point locations over NAIP imagery.

https://app.javad.com/jca/#/dpos/list https://app.javad.com/jca/#/dpos/list http://javad.com/jgnss/products/software/jps_viewer.html http://javad.com/jgnss/products/software/jps_viewer.html http://javad.com/jgnss/products/software/justinlink.html http://javad.com/jgnss/products/software/justinlink.html

EXHIBIT L: FORMS AND GUIDES

No forms and guides for this solicitation

EXHIBIT M: SAFETY PLAN

The Contractor shall provide a detailed safety plan to the COR. The format is at the discretion of

The Contractor.