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B Tip<br />

In the Field 5<br />

A line, area, or quickmark offset can also be displayed and entered as a<br />

horizontal distance, a vertical distance (above the horizontal) and a<br />

direction:<br />

You can toggle between these two modes of offset display and entry<br />

by pressingf.<br />

Note – All Asset Surveyor features (points, lines, areas, or<br />

quickmarks) can have only one offset associated with them. You<br />

cannot have two or more offsets for a single feature. This means that<br />

to record a line feature with a given offset and then change the offset<br />

part-way through the line feature, you need to segment the line at that<br />

point (each segmented line feature has its own offset). You must<br />

carefully plan how to collect an area feature using offsets, as the same<br />

offset value must apply to the entire area feature.<br />

– Because an offset is a three-dimensional modification to your GPS<br />

position, you can use offsets to record the full three-dimensional position<br />

of completely inaccessible features such as the top of a tree or a ledge<br />

part-way up a cliff.<br />

Every feature recorded with the Asset Surveyor software has an offset<br />

associated with it. If you are able to actually position your GPS<br />

receiver over the feature, as is generally the case, the offset is zero.<br />

TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual 89

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