Hello,
I have questions about group compensation for JAG3D, more precisely on block calculation.
Is it possible on JAG3D?
I would like to know how it works.
In fact I have two theodolites and I would like to calculate them together.
I also have 4 common references to the two theodolites with a new point in common.
Would it take several common sensors or not?
Thank you in advance for your answers!
by Micha 
, Bad Vilbel, Friday, April 13, 2018, 01:51 (2204 days ago) @ Leslie
Hello Leslie,
I have questions about group compensation for JAG3D, more precisely on block calculation.
I'm sorry, but I don't know the term block calculation. Can you explain the term?
In fact I have two theodolites and I would like to calculate them together.
Okay, you have to import the observation data from both instruments. Moreover, you have to import/define (approximation) coordinates of the reference points and the new point.
/Micha
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"I'm sorry, but I don't know the term block calculation. Can you explain the term?"
Bulk calculation is to perform a calculation for several theodolites with common sensors that will stabilize the topographic network and allow a better determination of the coordinates of all the sensors.
"Okay, you have to import the observation data from both instruments. Moreover, you have to import/define (approximation) coordinates of the reference points and the new point."
I tried this, but I have very high ellipses of trusts.
I do not know if it comes from my observations or common sensors.
by Micha , Bad Vilbel, Friday, April 13, 2018, 02:38 (2204 days ago) @ Leslie
Hello,
Bulk calculation is to perform a calculation for several theodolites
So, it is just the combination of sensors during the adjustment process, isn't it?
I tried this, but I have very high ellipses of trusts.
Maybe, you have a wrong configuration, i.e. you haven't divided the directions into separat groups (each group represents a set of directions that has one unknown orientation). Maybe, your stochastic model is not correct. Maybe, there are some outliers... etc.
/Micha
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"So, it is just the combination of sensors during the adjustment process, isn't it?"
yes, it is.
"Maybe, you have a wrong configuration, i.e. you haven't divided the directions into separat groups (each group represents a set of directions that has one unknown orientation). Maybe, your stochastic model is not correct. Maybe, there are some outliers... etc."
Maybe.
Thanks for your answer !
by Micha , Bad Vilbel, Friday, April 13, 2018, 03:14 (2204 days ago) @ Leslie
Hello,
Maybe.
I'm sorry, but without any data, nobody will give you a right answer.
regards
Micha
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