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Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data The following “fabricated” example illustrates the use of a few common inline options: # Sample data for a "Local" 3D job using various inline options # Default project units are FeetUS c 1 100000.0 500000.0 3126.648 ! ! ! .SCALE 0.9999879 # distance scale factor .DELTA ON # use HorDist/ElevDiff mode tb n00-17-02e t 1 240-26-54 2650.42 15.94 5.1/5.2 t 2 180-00-00 2643.19 8.33 5.2/5.6 t 3 264-33-08 2155.22 -33.28 5.5/5.4 t 6 198-55-32 599.23 -22.27 5.4/5.3 te 1 .DELTA OFF # switch to SlopeDist/Zenith mode tb 6 t 3 -88-33-45 1932.66 89-44-33 5.3/5.4 t 10 299-36-55 4332.11 93-56-12 5.4/5.4 t 11 334-39-40 1060.30 77-20-21 5.3/5.5 te 7 116-43-17 1 .SCALE 0.9999765 # change scale again .REFRACTION 0.055 # change refraction from default .UNITS Meters # define following linear as meters m 6-7-10 -156-24-10 871.56 89-09-49 1.76/1.72 m 6-7-2 113-31-07 987.10 89-36-07 1.68/1.71 .UNITS # set units back to FeetUS default .REFRACTION # set refraction back to default dv 2-6 3566.10 90-23-52 5.7/5.4 .3REDUCE # reduce the following sideshots to 2D # Note that –99999 will be published for these SS elevations ss 6-7-81 143-33-45 221.76 90-45-34 ss 6-7-82 98-44-54 463.45 91-55 26 ss 6-7-83 82-23-41 612.56 93-02-48 .3D # return to standard 3D mode # Note that a true elevation will be published for this sideshot ss 6-7-94 122-43-34 733.44 89-55-34 5.4/5.5 .ELLIPSE 2 10 11 # only plot selected ellipses .RELATIVE 1-2 1-6 10-11 # only plot selected relative ellipses Sample 3D Data with Inline Options 94
Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data 5.8 Entering 3D Data in a 2D Adjustment STAR*NET allows you to enter 3D formatted data into a 2D adjustment. Your 3D data will be reduced automatically to 2D, and the adjustment will be processed as if you had manually reduced the data before entering it into the data file. When the “Adjustment Type” in the Project Options/Adjustment dialog is set to 2D, the program expects to find data in 2D format. However, to instruct the program to read data entered in 3D format, you must precede any group of 3D data lines with the “.3D” inline option. This tells STAR*NET what sort of data to expect, and allows for proper checking and reduction to horizontal. If you switch back to 2D data format, precede those lines with the “.2D” inline option. 3D data containing slope distances must be in the form of lines that include both the distance and zenith so that STAR*NET can reduce the slope distance to horizontal. This data can be in the form of M, BM, DM, DV or T data lines. A slope distance entered as a single observation using the “D” line can not be included within a “.3D” section of data since the program has no way to reduce it. However, a horizontal distance (with DELTA mode on) may be included in any form within a “.3D” section of data. Any vertical information on that data line is simply ignored. The following data prepared for a 2D adjustment includes a section of 3D formatted lines that will be reduced automatically to horizontal when read in by the program. #Entering both 3D data and 2D data in a 2D adjustment C 1 12135.223 13111.435 ! ! C 2 13324.665 15245.223 ! ! D 2-1 1327.34 M 2-1-3 134-45-12 2244.348 D 3-2 2244.341 M 3-2-4 144-12-56 3325.028 .3D #Change to 3D data format DV 4-3 3325.123 90-22-34 #reduce to horizontal M 4-3-5 287-44-53 2554.242 90-55-44 DV 5-4 2554.247 89-04-15 M 5-4-6 166-55-34 5594.110 91-12-33 .DELTA ON DV 6-5 5592.751 118.312 #use the horizontal M 6-5-7 172-21-47 4437.993 -66.345 .2D #Change back to 2D data format M 7-6-12 128-55-12 1022.143 M 7-6-23 98-23-11 3255.445 Sample Data using “.2D” and “.3D” Inline Options 95
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 OVERVIE
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10.9 Entering a Geoid Height and Ve
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Chapter 1 Overview 4. Survey planni
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Chapter 2 Installation 2.3 Starting
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2.7 The Registry Chapter 2 Installa
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3.3 The Menu System Chapter 3 Using
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3.8 Checking the Error File Chapter
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Chapter 3 Using STAR*NET 3.12 Displ
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Chapter 4 Options 4.2 Changing Proj
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General Options Chapter 4 Options T
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Chapter 4 Options Creating a Ground
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