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Joined: August 7, 2017 7:29 pm
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

You are absolutely right. I conflated the two programs. I meant GPS on BMs.

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

I may have scored an invite to the Mt. Wilson Observatory in a couple of weeks to set up my gear for a portion of a day. Because it involves Michelson...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

astrodanco, post: 456257, member: 7558 wrote: In my opinion attempting conversions at this level of accuracy is futile. There are too many assumptions...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

John, I looked up the four main points listed for the base survey work, and three of the four are still around. I haven't touched any BMs other than A...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Well, I think I have my results, but never having used HTDP before I'm not 100% certain.I started with my GPS observations at the Antonio BM (EV3805) ...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Since we've been discussing this subject the past few days, I thought I'd share an article that was just published this evening in the San Bernardino ...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Thought I heard it somewhere. I'm slow, but eventually catch on......

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

I agree with John in this case in regards to the straight line mark to mark distance being what I (and about 95 years ago, Dr. Michelson) want. That's...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Yep, it's mine. I linked to the main page it in my first post. Deja vu all over again....

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Thanks for the pointers to HTDP. That looks like it will do what I need. Since there appears to be an accepted value for the light-line distance betwe...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Duh, my stupidity scares me sometimes as I have been known to operate heavy machinery. It's been a while since I reviewed all the documentation, but i...

9 years ago
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RE: Best tool for calculating distance between two points over very different epochs?

Nice catch on the date of the Michelson benchmark. I just assumed when the NGS is listed as the reporting agency, they would have actually done someth...

9 years ago
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RE: Can this OPUS-Share observation be saved with TEQC editing?

The bench marks I'm interested in are shown on this web page in the yellow and red areas. NGS seems pretty clear which bench marks would be useful to ...

9 years ago
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RE: Can this OPUS-Share observation be saved with TEQC editing?

Mike, I know the point I chose isn't useful for the GPS on BM program, but I needed some points to practice on, including the submittal to OPUS Share....

9 years ago
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RE: Can this OPUS-Share observation be saved with TEQC editing?

BushAxe, I'm doing this stuff as a rather strange hobby, submitting under the GPS on Bench Marks program. Ultimately I'm planning on submitting on som...

9 years ago
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RE: Can this OPUS-Share observation be saved with TEQC editing?

Based upon the suggestions here I deleted the four most crappy satellites and forced OPUS to use some different CORS sites. I was able to drop my Long...

9 years ago
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RE: Can this OPUS-Share observation be saved with TEQC editing?

Thanks for all your suggestions. I'll play around with other CORS sites and see if I can improve it much. But the error is so large I don't hold out m...

9 years ago
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RE: Why no correlation in OPUS solutions between X/Y/Z and Lat/Long error estimates?

Bah! Thought it was something simple.....Cartesian versus sorta spherical coords. I shoulda known that....Never mind......(but thanks, especially for ...

9 years ago
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