StarNet v6 manual - Engineering Surveyor
StarNet v6 manual - Engineering Surveyor
StarNet v6 manual - Engineering Surveyor
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Option Group: Adjusted Contents<br />
Chapter 4 Options<br />
� Observations and Residuals – When selected, adjusted observations, residuals, the<br />
standard errors and standardized residuals will be shown in the listing file. This is a<br />
tabulation of all adjusted observations, organized by the type of observation.<br />
Although this section may be turned off to shorten the output listing file, it is an<br />
important part of any final report and normally should be included because it clearly<br />
shows how much each observation was changed in the adjustment process.<br />
� Coordinates, Sideshot Coordinates, Geodetic Positions – When these items are<br />
selected, final adjusted coordinates, sideshot coordinates (when the job includes<br />
sideshots) and geodetic positions (when the job is grid) will be listed in the output<br />
listing file. When the presence of one or more of these adjusted coordinate items in<br />
the listing file is not important, these options can be unchecked to significantly<br />
reduce the size of the listing file.<br />
� Convergence and Grid Factors – When selected and the job is grid, a table showing<br />
the convergence angle, grid factor, elevation factor, and combined grid factor at each<br />
station in the network will be created.<br />
� Azimuths and Horizontal Distances – When selected, a table of adjusted bearings<br />
and horizontal distances will be created between all points connected by<br />
observations. If error propagation is performed, the table also includes relative<br />
confidences of the azimuth and distances. This table also includes additional<br />
connections that can be defined by using the “.RELATIVE” inline data option.<br />
� Traverse Closures – When selected, and if observations have been entered in your<br />
data using the Traverse data type, a summary of each unadjusted traverse closure,<br />
along with closure precisions, will be included in the listing file.<br />
� Standard Deviations, Error Ellipses and Relative Ellipses – When selected, these<br />
sections will be included in the listing if error propagation is performed. Each can be<br />
independently selected depending on what you want shown in your listing.<br />
� Coordinate Changes from Entered Provisionals – When selected, a tabulation of the<br />
differences between hand-entered provisional coordinates and the final adjusted<br />
coordinates is included in your listing. This is particularly useful in deformation<br />
studies when you are trying to determine the movement of specific stations since the<br />
previous survey was performed. Only those stations that have explicitly hand-entered<br />
provisional coordinates are listed in this section - not those stations whose<br />
approximate coordinates are computed by the program.<br />
� Coordinate Changes for Each Iteration – When selected, changes in coordinates plus<br />
the sum of squares and changes in the sum for each iteration are shown in the output.<br />
You would normally not include this section, but it sometimes can be useful when<br />
debugging a problem adjustment. If an adjustment takes excessive iterations, for<br />
example, you may want to review this section to see if coordinates in some area of<br />
the network are having difficulty converging to a solution, or perhaps to determine if<br />
a larger convergence value may be required in some unusual cases.<br />
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