Column |
Description |
Unique Id |
The unique identifier of the total station measurement. |
Included |
Clear the box to remove the measurement from any validation or processing. |
Status |
- The total station measurement has not been processed.
- The total station measurement has been successfully processed and the resultant coordinates have been used to update the vertex.
- The total station measurement has been modified and it is recommended that the total station measurement is reprocessed.
- The total station measurement has been processed however errors were detected in the data.
- A tolerance has been exceeded.
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Point name |
The name of the observed point. |
Target Vertex |
The unique identifier of the observed points vertex. |
Coordinate Class |
Select the coordinate class for the observed point.
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Horizontal Angle |
The observed horizontal angle. |
Zenith Angle |
The observed vertical angle. |
Slope Distance |
The observed slope distance. |
Horizontal Distance |
The observed horizontal distance to the target. |
Vertical Distance |
The observed vertical distance to the target. |
Target Height |
Edit the target height. |
Length Offset |
Target offset along the line of sight. |
Right Offset |
Target offset perpendicular to the line of sight. |
Up Offset |
Vertical target offset. |
Reflector |
The reflector used to observe the distance measurement. See Reflectors to view the details. |
Targeting Mode |
The method used to position the cross hairs on the target. |
EDM Type |
The EDM technology used to measure the distance. |
EDM Mode |
The EDM mode used to measure the distance. |
Measurement Purpose |
Select the purpose of the measurement. |
Code |
Edit the code.
Select a layer lookup table in the Coding Processing Options to view or enter mapped field codes.
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Date/Time |
Date and time of the observation. |
Horizontal Centring Error |
Used in adjustment this is an estimate of the accuracy in which a target can be held over the point.
Edit the estimated error for each measurement. Alternatively, enter global values in the Processing Options.
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Vertical Centring Error |
Used in adjustment this is an estimate of the accuracy in which an instrument can be setup vertically over the point.
Edit the estimated error for the measurement. Alternatively, enter global values in the Processing Options.
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