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3.8 Checking the Error File Chapter 3 Using STAR*NET When STAR*NET encounters problems during the adjustment run, it lists a message in the “Processing Summary” Window that errors or warnings were detected. To view this error file, choose Output>Errors, or press the Errors tool button. Based on what the error file says, you may need to change one of the project options or edit an input data file to correct a data error, and then rerun the adjustment. The error file viewed below shows that typing errors were found in two lines of a data file. In the first case, a non-numeric character was found in an elevation value. In the second case, an invalid horizontal angle was found - the “minutes” value is too large. Whenever possible, STAR*NET tries to show you where the error is by printing a line of asterisks “*******” over to a bad character or to an illegal value. For a listing of the common error and warning messages you might encounter, see Appendix-D, “Error and Warning Messages.” 3.9 Editing Input Data Files To edit your data files, or to add additional data files, use the Input Data dialog as described in “Creating Input Data Files” earlier in this section. This dialog allows you edit any file by pressing the Edit button or by simply doubleclicking the file name. The dialog also allows you to add or remove data files from the list, and to rearrange their order. You can also “uncheck” a data file which means it remains part of the project, but will not be read for the next adjustment run. Shortcut! To edit the currently highlighted file in the data files list without opening the data files dialog, simply right-click the Input Data Files tool button. (The tool-tip for that button indicates what file will be edited.) 10
3.10 Reviewing the Output Listing Chapter 3 Using STAR*NET When you run an adjustment for a project, STAR*NET writes the results to an output listing file. To review this file, choose Output>Listing, or press the Listing tool button. The Output Listing window appears, and it includes its own tool buttons which allow you to jump forward or backward in the file to view different sections. Click the Listing Tree Index tool button, or right-click anywhere in the listing window and a small “Listing Index Tree” window will appear which allows you to quickly navigate to any section of the listing you are interested in seeing. The output listing file contains many sections depending on the type of project being adjusted and the options set. You control whether the sections marked “optional” in the list shown below are included in the listing file by setting listing-content options in the Project Options dialog discussed earlier. 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 (if requested) For details on viewing and printing the listing, see Chapter 7, “Viewing and Printing Output.” For descriptions of the various sections of the listing, including a discussion of how to analyze your results, see Chapter 8, “Analysis of Adjustment Output.” 3.11 Reviewing Other Output Files As a result of an adjustment, other output files may be created depending on whether they were requested in the Project Options settings. These text files may include: Coordinates (adjusted coordinates) Latitudes and Longitudes (adjusted positions for grid jobs) Ground File (scaled-to-ground coordinates) Dump File (comma-delimited station information details) As with the listing file, you can choose to view any one of these output files from the Output menu. For details, see Chapter 7, “Viewing and Printing Output.” 11
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