Thanks for explaining this new feature in SurvPC 7. I've used it in the field for three days now, and regard it to be indispensable. Prior to this, I had to manually choose during CAD how to treat the several point occupations,. The new routine is a huge time saver for me and increases my confidence in my reported monument locations.
Spending 14 minutes on just one routine is very, very, helpful. Please do a similar routine someday using these new features with a localization routine.
Is it making a straight average of the 4 sessions to compute the coordinate or is it a weighted average based on the number of measurements in each session?
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Thanks for explaining this new feature in SurvPC 7. I've used it in the field for three days now, and regard it to be indispensable. Prior to this, I had to manually choose during CAD how to treat the several point occupations,. The new routine is a huge time saver for me and increases my confidence in my reported monument locations.
Great, been asking for this, saves some steps for averaging. Like the use of Network least squares also. Need a video on this.
SurvPC 7 SurvNet Least Squares in the Field video now posted: ruclips.net/video/iPWDV86gygU/видео.html
Spending 14 minutes on just one routine is very, very, helpful. Please do a similar routine someday using these new features with a localization routine.
Is it making a straight average of the 4 sessions to compute the coordinate or is it a weighted average based on the number of measurements in each session?
The sessions are weighed equally, regardless of how many measurements are in each session.
Why did you turn off standard deviations. Then back on later?
No particular reason that I recall. Probably just showing the different options you can choose when setting up your average requirements.
@sarahwinter4905 Does this routine replace the former AdvancedGNSS Analysis routine contained in SurvCE?
Awesome