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Appendix A STAR*NET Tutorial 12. To view the plot, choose Output>Plot, or press the Network Plot tool button. Resize and locate the plot window for viewing convenience. The size and location of most windows in STAR*NET are remembered from run to run. Experiment with the tool keys to zoom in and zoom out. Also zoom in to any selected location by “dragging” a zoom box around an area with your mouse. Use the “Pan” tool to set a panning mode, and small hand appears as your mouse pointer which you can drag around to pan the image. Click the “Pan” tool again to turn the mode off. Use the “Find” tool to find any point in a large network. Use the “Inverse” tool to inverse between any two points on the plot. Type names into the dialog or simply click points on the plot to fill them in. Double-click any point on the plot to see its adjusted coordinate values and error ellipse dimensions. Double-click any line on the plot to see its adjusted azimuth, length, elevation difference (for 3D jobs), and relative ellipse dimensions. Pop up a “Quick Change” menu by right-clicking anywhere on the plot. Use this menu to quickly turn on or off items (names, markers, ellipses) on the plot. Click the “Plot Options” tool button to bring up a Plot Options dialog to change many plotting options at one time including which items to show, and sizing properties of names, markers, and error ellipses. Choose File>Print Preview or File>Print, or the respective tool buttons on the program’s mainframe tool bar, to preview or print a plot. More details using the various plot tools to view your network and printing the network plot are discussed in Chapter 7, “Viewing and Printing Output.” When you are finished viewing the adjusted network plot, let’s continue on and review the output adjustment listing next. 170
Appendix A STAR*NET Tutorial 13. To view the listing, choose Output>Listing, or press the Listing tool button. The listing file shows the results for the entire adjustment. First, locate and size the listing window large enough for your viewing convenience. This location and size will be remembered. Take a few minutes to scroll through the listing and review its contents. For quick navigation, use the tool buttons on the window frame to jump forward or backward in the file one heading at a time, a whole section at a time, or to the end or top of the file. For direct navigation to any section in the file, right-click anywhere on the listing, or press the Index Tree tool button to pop up a “Listing Index” (as shown above). Click any section in this index to jump there. Click [+] and [-] in the index to open and close sections as you would in Windows Explorer. Relocate the index window to a convenient location where it will stay. Check the “Keep on Top” box on the index window if you want it to always be present when the listing is active. Using one of the navigation methods described above, go to the section named “Summary of Unadjusted Input Observations.” Note that each observation has a standard error assigned to it. These are the default values assigned by the program using the project options instrument settings reviewed earlier in step 5. Still in the listing, further on, look at the “Statistical Summary.” This important section indicates the quality of the adjustment and how well each type of data such as angles, distances, etc. fit into the overall adjusted network. Always review the “Adjusted Observations and Residuals” section! It shows how much STAR*NET had to change each observation to produce a best-fit solution. The size of these residuals may pinpoint trouble spots in your network data. Chapter 8, “Analysis of Adjustment Output,” discusses error analysis at length. 171
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 OVERVIE
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