Establishing Control When Deploying Robotic Total Station - BuildingPoint Mid-America Webinar

In this session, we will review options for establishing "control" on projects when deploying a Robotic Total Station:
• Surveyor-provided control points
• Creating your control points
We will also discuss the following items:
• Using tools to measure column line distance
• Control Points and Elevations
• High Precision versus Fast Precision layout modes
• Control Point reference and shot sequence
For more information of Robotic Total Stations or Construction Layout or Services, please go to:
www.bpmidamerica.com/solution...

[@arthurcharron2010]

Good Base Of Knowledge you guys. I really Enjoyed Hearing this

[@BuildingPointMANA]

Thank you Arthur, there is a lot of content here and we appreciate hearing your feedback, please let us know if there is a topic we have not yet covered that you would like to hear more about and we will create that content as well.

[@yavuzcinar6487]

Thanks a lot

[@BuildingPointMANA]

Thank you, we are happy to hear that this video helped you. Please feel free to let us know if there is another topic you would like for us to cover.

[@khalidhashemi1181]

Grt
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[@BuildingPointMANA]

Thank you, we appreciate hearing that our content is helpful.

[@bwilliams00111]

Whats the most accurate way to set up?
I always set up right on top of a control point and shoot to another. Accuracy is the most important to me, more important then time.

[@danieldanieldadada]

What if it takes a thousand years to be accurate?

[@khalidhashemi1181]

What's the best way to make secondary control points and what's the best way to make them as accurate as possible so its all accurate

[@BuildingPointMANA]

Khalid, thank you for this question. There are a few ways honestly but we will share one of our favorite to make them accurate and easy. First of all setup your system on the project or site. Shoot a resection to at least two of your known control points (more if possible) and once you have an acceptable "Setup", use the Measure/Collect mode to mark out and collect your new Building or Secondary Control Points. Use these terms to help differentiate the Site Control Points from the other control points just in case a verification need arises. Upon doing this the point can be named and marked as a Control Point giving the point icon the triangle symbol in the point circle on FieldLink. If you have any follow up questions please let us know.

[@khalidhashemi1181]

Thanks for replying do i have take face 1 reading and face 2 readings and average the coordinates out? Also when shooting temporary control point what are the best practices to follow for a good and accurate set up. Appreciate your help you guys are great