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I know the Leica Traverse Routine works with azimuths instead of angles right. So if one of my guys put in a wrong GPS coordinate to start a traverse...when I correct that control point value in the raw data (with in Viva or in Infinity), does it automatically update all of the azimuth observations since they would be based on the GPS azimuth pair?
Tom
Posted : March 4, 2015 9:29 pm
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> I know the Leica Traverse Routine works with azimuths instead of angles right. So if one of my guys put in a wrong GPS coordinate to start a traverse...when I correct that control point value in the raw data (with in Viva or in Infinity), does it automatically update all of the azimuth observations since they would be based on the GPS azimuth pair?
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it might. speaking for lgo only, go to tps processing page, activate all setups and right click to allow automatic update. this will make all traverse setups recalculate themselves. get your 'good' cordinates into reference class. right click in tps processing and this forces a recomputation of the network.
Posted : March 5, 2015 7:12 am