Hi bruce My solution to this problem is to equates the two fixed stations to a third one which is not fixed Xavier Envoyé de mon iPhone Le 1 janv. 2012 à 01:44, Bruce <bruce@tomo.co.nz> a écrit :
Happy New Year!
I’ve just tried to equate some fixed stations that have been defined a bit like this;
fix 809 2502023 6021519 594 4 4 12
but I get errors from therion like this;
error -- equate of two fixed stations -- 809@NSpots.NgaruaArea and A1@a.Kairuru.NgaruaArea
These represent gps fixes taken at the same place on various occasions and part of various overland surveys.
At first look it seems like this might be a desired response from Therion. How can two stations with specified and differing co-ordinates be ‘equal’? My assumption was that the standard errors give the actual position of the station a degree of uncertainty or ‘fuzzyness’, and that by equating two such stations they would be ‘averaged out’ in a similar way to loop closures or two fixed stations connected by a survey network. But it seems I might have assumed wrong.
Is it part of therions design to allow equating a number of fixed stations? By using alternative syntax or connecting the stations with a dummy survey leg with large std error perhaps?
Bruce
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