STAR*NET V6 - Circe

Example 1:
E 301 982.53
Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data
Station “301” is assigned an elevation of 982.53. No standard error values or fixity
symbol is entered, so the elevation will be assumed completely free to be adjusted.
Example 2:
E 302 845.25 ! ‘Benchmark 105
Station “302” is assigned an elevation of 845.25. This elevation will be held fixed.
Example 3:
E Doug 1256.5 0.015 ‘GPS E007
An elevation for “Doug” is entered with a given standard error. The elevation will be
considered an observation. It will be counted in the statistics and will show up in the
“Adjusted Observations and Residuals” section of the output adjustment listing file.
Using “CH”, “PH” and “EH” Codes: Specifying Ellipsoid Heights
This entry is for 3D grid data:
CH Station North East Ellipsoid Height [Std Errors]
This data type causes the entered elevation value to be taken as an ellipsoid height rather
than an orthometric elevation. The data format is identical to the “C”, “P” and “E”
formats, except the appended “H” causes the alternate interpretation of the elevation
value. This data type is particularly useful in the STAR*NET-PRO edition where
ellipsoids heights are commonly used in networks containing GPS vectors.
Example:
PH 335 33-22-44.123 120-24-41.122 835.32 ! ! ! ‘GPS BM335
Point “335” has given latitude and longitude values, plus an ellipsoid height of 835.32.
See Chapter 10, “Adjustments in Grid Coordinate Systems” for more details on grid
systems, and the use of ellipsoids heights and orthometric elevations.
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