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StarNet v6 manual - Engineering Surveyor

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Chapter 4 Options<br />

Creating a Ground Scale File from the “Other Files” Options<br />

The purpose of the “Create Ground Scale Coordinate (GND) File” in the Other Files<br />

options dialog is to compute a set of ground coordinates by scaling, rotating and<br />

translating the adjusted coordinates during the adjustment run. In some cases, the user<br />

may want to create another set of coordinates that are rotated to a different basis of<br />

bearings. In other cases, the user may want to create another set of coordinates scaled-toground<br />

from the adjusted grid coordinates to use for construction.<br />

To set parameters for the “Create Ground Scale Coordinate (GND) File” item feature<br />

described on page 31, press its “Settings” button to bring up its settings dialog.<br />

During the adjustment, a file with the name of your project plus a GND extension (for<br />

example, SouthPark.gnd) is created using the parameter settings described below.<br />

The dialog consists of settings for three functions - scaling, rotation and translation.<br />

Select which functions to perform by checking one or more of the columns.<br />

Scaling: The scaling function is performed by dividing the adjusted coordinates by a<br />

factor, either a given value or one that is computed. If the job is “local,” the factor is<br />

always a given value. For a “grid” job, the value can be selected as one of three ways.<br />

� Given Factor – If you already know a combined grid factor for the area you want<br />

coordinates created for, entered this value.<br />

� Computed at Station – Enter a station name, and then during the adjustment,<br />

STAR*NET will use the combined grid factor computed at this point as the value.<br />

� Computed Average – This selection causes the average combined grid factor for all<br />

points in the job computed during the adjustment to be used.<br />

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