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Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data SIDESHOT DATA TYPE The Sideshot data type allows you to add unlimited sideshots to your data without affecting processing of the network stations from which they were observed. The format is the same as the “Measure” line except that standard error values are not entered. Sideshots are diverted during loading of the input data file, and are not processed until after the network is adjusted. Because they are processed after the adjustment is finished, they do not affect the adjustment results. No error propagation is performed on sideshots. The sideshot data type is included so that you can process a network containing hundreds or thousands of sideshots without slowing down the network adjustment. This approach lends itself to the processing of large data sets downloaded from data collectors. You cannot occupy a sideshot point or backsight to a sideshot! Only main network stations may be occupied or used as backsights! Multiple sideshots to the same point are not adjusted – you will get multiple sets of coordinates published for that point. Note that a sideshot station name may have the same name as a network station or any other sideshot. However, you can instruct <strong>STAR*NET</strong> to check these sideshot names against network station names and/or against other sideshot names and issue warning or error messages if repeated names are found. See “Special Options” on page 33 for setting of these sideshot name checking options. The “SS” Code: Sideshot (All Observations to a Sideshot Point) Format for 2D Data: SS At-From-To Angle Distance Formats for 3D Data - Depending on the “Distance/Vertical Data Type” mode: SS At-From-To Angle Slope Distance Zenith [HI/HT] SS At-From-To Angle Horiz Distance Elev Diff [HI/HT] Example: (3D Data with Slope Distance and Zenith Angle) SS A33-A4-72 153-21-44 874.5 91-22-54 5.25/5.90 ‘Lone Pine The data above is a 3D sideshot. With the instrument at A33, backsighting to A4, a shot was made to station 72 reading an angle of 153-21-44, a slope distance of 874.5 and a zenith angle of 91-22-54. An HI/HT entry and a point descriptor are included. 76
5.7 Inline Options Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data There is a category of data called “inline” options that you insert directly into an input data file, and they affect only those data lines that follow them. Some of these inline options change default settings originally defined in option dialogs already discussed. Others perform special functions unrelated to other option settings. The following inline options are described in detail on the following pages. Option Settings Page .2D/.3D/.3REDUCE None 84 .ADDCENTERING ON/OFF 91 .COPYINPUT ON/OFF 82 .CURVE ON/OFF 91 .DATA ON/OFF 83 .DELTA ON/OFF 80 .EDM Additive/Propagated 90 .ELEVATION Orthometric/Ellipsoidal 93 .ELLIPSE Stations 86 .GRID Bearing, Distance, Angle, Direction 85 .INCLUDE File Name 92 .INSTRUMENT Instrument Name 83 .LONGITUDE PositiveWest/NegativeWest 81 .MAPMODE ON/OFF [Anglecalc] 88 .MEASURED Bearing, Distance, Angle, Direction 85 .MULTIPLIER Numeric Value 93 .ORDER [NE/EN] [At FromTo/FromToAt] 80 .PELEVATION Numeric Value 82 .PTOLERANCE Station Connection Pairs 86 .REFRACTION Numeric Value 81 .RELATIVE Station Connection Pairs 86 .SCALE Numeric Value 82 .SEPARATOR Character 90 .UNITS [Linear] [Angular] [Std Err] 79 Inline Options 77
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 OVERVIE
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10.9 Entering a Geoid Height and Ve
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Chapter 1 Overview 4. Survey planni
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Chapter 2 Installation 2.3 Starting
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2.7 The Registry Chapter 2 Installa
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3.3 The Menu System Chapter 3 Using
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Chapter 3 Using STAR*NET 3.12 Displ
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Chapter 4 Options 4.2 Changing Proj
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