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A Land Use Services Company 

4 Executive Circle, Suite 150 

Irvine, California 92714-6731 

(714) 250-0830 

FAX (714) 756-8563 

Pacbeic 8on est 

Biological Services,Inc. 

CALIFORNIA 

WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION 

DAVE SMITH 

Habitat Outreach Biologist 

P.O. Box 818 

Gridley, CA 95948 

Guy A. Stivers 

Principal 

Stivers & Associates 


18301 Irvine Boulevard 

Suite 1 B 

Tustin, CA 92680 

(714) 838-9811 

Fax (714) 838-0727 

Member ASLA CA lic. #2708

View through eyepiece 

(Reticle finer than shown) 

Uses 

o Monitoring of restored areas 

o Assessment of cover performance 

o Baseline studies 

o Erosion control modeling studies 

Model 3 - Specifications 

Length: 55,4 cm 

Weight: 701 gm (1.6 Ib) 

Focus range: 18 cm to infinity 

Magnification: 5X 

Projected point size: approx. 0.07 mm 

Internal mirror 

Tripod 

Mount 

View 

Model 3 

Focus 

Cover Point 

Optical Point Projection Device 

for use in point-intercept cover sampling 

Pricing 

Technical features 

o High-resolution optics including microscope reticle (crosshairs) 

o Very low parallax (stable point projection) 

o Downward or upward projection, allowing equitable treatment 

of overstory and understory strata plants (Model 3) 

o Ten-points spaced along a one-meter bar 

(downward projection only, Model 4) 

o Lightweight, rugged construction 

o Mounts on standard photographic tripods 

Moveable Mirror 

Model 4 - Specifications 

Length: 118 cm 

Weight: 899 gm (2.0 Ib) 

Focus range: 40 cm to 200 cm 

Magnification: 5X 

Projected point size: approx. 0.07 mm 

Model 4 Ten Views Downward 

Tripod L~ 

Mount 

Model 3 (Up and down) ............... $845 

Model 4 (10 points, down only)....$875 

1 meter 

Tripod 

Moun.t~ 

Cover -Point / ESCO 

P.O. Box 18775 

Boulder, CO 80308 

(303) 447-2999

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