Measurements Configuration

Description

Add, edit and delete equipment, people and stations associated with measurements.

Access

Measurements / View / New Measurements View / All / Configuration

Requirements

Measurements imported via an appropriate Data Import or entered via manual input.

Edit Tools

The following editing tools may be available depending upon the Configuration node selected.

Control Description
Insert a new item Create a new configuration item.
Edit selected item Edit the selected configuration item.
Delete selected items Delete the selected configuration items.
Types

The following Configuration nodes are available.

Total Stations

Click Total Stations to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id Unique identifier.
Name Name of the instrument.
Serial Number Serial number.
Angle Accuracy Accuracy of angular measurements (seconds).
EDM Accuracy Constant Constant component of the EDM accuracy (millimetres).
EDM Accuracy PPM PPM component of the EDM accuracy.
Horizontal Angle Standard Deviation Type the standard deviation for the horizontal angle measurements (seconds). Used to determine the a-priori error for horizontal angle measurements in an adjustment.
Vertical Angle Standard Deviation Type the standard deviation for the vertical angle measurements (seconds). Used to determine the a-priori error for vertical angle measurements in an adjustment.
Distance Standard Deviation Constant Type the standard deviation for the constant component of the EDM accuracy (millimetres). Used to determine the a-priori error for distance measurements in an adjustment.
Distance Standard Deviation PPM Type the standard deviation for the PPM component of the EDM accuracy (ppm). Used to determine the a-priori error for distance measurements in an adjustment.
Reflectors

Click Reflectors to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id Unique identifier.
Name The name that will be displayed in the measurements reflector column.
Type Reflector type.
Constant Reflector offset constant.
GNSS Equipment

Click GNSS Equipment to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id Unique identifier.
Receiver Name Name of the GNSS Receiver.
Receiver Serial Number Serial number of the receiver.
Antenna Name Name of the GNSS antenna.
Antenna Serial Number Serial number of the antenna.
Levels

Click Levels to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id The levels unique identifier.
Name Level name.
Serial Number Level serial number.
Staves

Click Staves to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id The staves unique identifier.
Name Staff name.
Serial Number Staff serial number.
Type Staff type.
Expansion Coefficient Linear expansion coefficient for the staff in ppm/°C
Calibration Temperature Temperature that the linear expansion coefficient has been determined for.
Field Parties

Click Field Parties to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id Unique identifier.
Name Names of people associated with the measurements.
Cameras

Click Cameras to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id Unique identifier.
Name Display name.
Serial Number Serial number.
Pixels X Resolution in the X direction.
Pixels Y Resolution in the Y direction.
  • New Cameras cannot be added.
Camera Calibrations

Click Camera Calibrations to display the following columns:

Column Description
Unique Id Unique identifier.
Camera Camera the calibration relates to.
X X position of the chip window in pixels.
Y Y position of the chip window in pixels.
Width Chip window width in pixels.
Height Chip window height in pixels.
Pixel Size X Pixel size in the X direction in metres.
Pixel Size Y Pixel size in the Y direction in metres.
Offset X Principal point offset in the X direction in metres.
Offset Y Principal point offset in the Y direction in metres.
Offset Z Principal point offset in the Z direction in metres.
Rotation X View direction rotation in X in radians.
Rotation Y View direction rotation in Y in radians.
Rotation Z View direction rotation in Z in radians.
K1 First coefficient of the Taylor series approximation to correct for radial distortion.
K2 Second coefficient of the Taylor series approximation to correct for radial distortion.
K3 Third coefficient of the Taylor series approximation to correct for radial distortion.
  • New Camera Calibrations cannot be added.
  • The chip window is used to defines a sub-area of the full camera resolution.
Stations

Click Stations to display the following columns:

Column Description
Point Name Station's name.
Vertex Vertex ID.
Easting Easting coordinate.
Northing Northing coordinate.
Height Orthometric height.
Coordinate Class Select a coordinate class from the list.
Sigma Easting Estimate of the standard deviation in the easting coordinate.
Sigma Northing Estimate of the standard deviation in the northing coordinate.
Sigma Height Estimate of the standard deviation in the orthometric height.
Source The origin of the points vertex.
  • A station is any point that is a control point, a setup point, a reference point, or measured to from multiple different setups or level runs.
Constraints

Click Constraints to display the following columns:

Column Description
From Point Name From station's name.
From Vertex Vertex ID of the from station.
To Point Name To station's name.
To Vertex Vertex ID of the to station.
Type The type of the constraint (Plane Bearing, Grid Bearing, Azimuth).
Constraint The value of the constraint.
  • Constraints are only used when performing a constrained network adjustment of TPS and GPS measurements.
Notes
  • Deleting a configuration item results in any measurements linked to the item also being deleted.
  • Select a configuration node in the left-hand pane to display the related data in a data grid in the right-hand pane.
  • Right-click the data grid title bar to display a menu that enables columns to be toggled on and off.
  • Click New to add new Total Stations, Reflectors, Field Parties, Levels and Staves for manual data input.
  • Click Editto edit the item selected in the data grid. In some cases, items are read only to maintain data integrity.
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