STAR*NET V6 - Circe

The “V” Code: Vertical Observation
Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data
Formats for 3D Data Only - Depending on the “Distance/Vertical Data Type” mode:
V From-To Zenith [Standard Error] [HI/HT]
V From-To Elevation Difference [Standard Error] [HI/HT]
Example 1: (Zenith Angle)
V oak-new 91-23-45.0 10.0 5.4/5.1
The zenith angle from “oak” to “new” is 91-23-45.0. The standard error of the zenith is
10.0 seconds. The height of instrument is 5.4 and the height of target is 5.1.
Example 2:
V oak-new 91-23-45.0 5.4/5.1
Same as above except no standard error value is entered, so the default zenith standard
error is applied. An HI/HT entry is made, and as previously described, when only a
standard error entry or an HI/HT entry exists, the program checks for a “/” character to
determine if the item was an HI/HT entry.
Example 3:
V 1022-1021 89-45-23.5
The zenith angle from “1022” to station “1021” is 89-45-23.5 and the default standard
error for zeniths will be applied. The HI and HT are both assumed 0.0.
Example 4: (Elevation Difference)
V post-pipe 13.46
In this case, the “Distance/Vertical Data Type” setting in the Project Options dialog is set
such that the value is interpreted as an elevation difference. The elevation difference
from “post” to “pipe” is 13.46. (Station “pipe” is higher than station “post”.) The mode
of the “Distance/Vertical Data Type” can also be changed anywhere in your data file by
using the “.DELTA ON/OFF” inline option. See “Using Inline Options” later in this
chapter for details.
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