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Chapter 7 Viewing and Printing Output You can Preview or Print your plot anytime the Plot window is active. Before doing either for the first time, you should use the “Plot Page Setup” dialog from the File menu to set printing options such as what printer device to use and whether to print in portrait or landscape orientation. Note that you can to print your plot on a different device than you print your text files. Once these options are set, they will remain set until you again want to change them. You can also quickly review the plot page setup from the “Quick Change” popup menu described in the previous section. To preview your plot, choose File>Print Preview, or press the Print Preview tool button on the main window: To print your Network Plot, choose File>Print, or press the Print tool button on the main window, or press the Print button from the Print Preview window. A few words should be said about composing your plot on the sheet. Plotting in this program is simply printing a diagram. There is no precise control of plotting scale or sizing of point names or markers. However, the general appearance of the diagram can be easily controlled by resizing the plot window to the approximate shape and orientation of the target sheet. Place (by zooming or panning) the network image within the plot window exactly how you want it to appear on your final sheet. Resize the point names and markers larger or smaller, resize the ellipses (or turn them off), etc. What you see will be what you get. Preview the plot, and then if necessary, make any changes before printing. You will need to experiment with this. 116
Chapter 8 ANALYSIS OF ADJUSTMENT OUTPUT 8.1 Overview Your objectives in performing a Least Squares Survey Adjustment are to eliminate blunders from your data, compute the best fit adjustment for all survey observations simultaneously, and to evaluate the accuracies of the adjusted survey points. This chapter is designed to help you interpret a STAR*NET adjustment output listing. You can use the output listing to : Review all of your input field observations Locate and correct gross blunders in your input data Analyze the strength of your survey observations Determine the positional accuracies of computed points STAR*NET stores the output from an adjustment in a file called “PROJECT.LST”, where “PROJECT” is the name of your current project. You can view this file within the program by choosing Output>Listing, or by pressing the Listing tool button. You control the sections that STAR*NET places in the output listing file by settings in the Project Options/Listing dialog. During the data checking phase, you may want to produce a minimally detailed listing, and then later, turn on additional sections of the report you now want included. 8.2 Sections of the Output Listing Summary of Files Used and Options Settings Listing of Input Data Files (optional) Adjustment Solution Iterations (optional) Summary of Unadjusted Input Observations (optional) Adjustment Statistical Summary Adjusted Station Information (optional) Coordinate Changes from Entered Provisionals (optional) Adjusted Observations and Residuals (optional) Adjusted Bearings and Horizontal Distances (optional) Convergence & Grid Factors at each Station (for grid jobs, optional) Traverse Closures of Unadjusted Observations (optional) Sideshot Coordinates Computed After Adjustment (optional) Error Propagation Results (optional) The remainder of this chapter discusses each section of the output listing file, providing hints on adjustment analysis. It concludes with a section of procedures that you can follow to locate and correct errors in your survey data. 117
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 OVERVIE
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Chapter 2 Installation 2.3 Starting
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