Javad Post-Processing Help

[Tyler]

Hello everyone,

So I am new to using the Javad Triumph-LS and was wondering what the best way to process redundant data taken over different constellations is. I know that there is a cluster average tool but I'm not sure if this is the best way for Javad to process the most accurate results. Any help is appreciated!

I was also looking at the PDF of the post-processed Javad data and I was wondering what the Adjustment Delta is and how it is determined/what is it changing.

Thanks,
Tyler Brown

 

[Adam]

Hello everyone,

So I am new to using the Javad Triumph-LS and was wondering what the best way to process redundant data taken over different constellations is. I know that there is a cluster average tool but I'm not sure if this is the best way for Javad to process the most accurate results. Any help is appreciated!

I was also looking at the PDF of the post-processed Javad data and I was wondering what the Adjustment Delta is and how it is determined/what is it changing.

Thanks,
Tyler Brown

The adjustment Delta is the amount of shift from the original coordinate to the processed coordinate.

 

[Larry Stevens]

We have collected the same point, but called it a different number when we collected the same point about 4 hours later. Is there a way to change the number on the second time we collected it to the first number we collected and post process the data? That would seem like a better way than to average the 2 determinations for the point collected?

Thank you,
Larry

 

[Jim Frame]

Is there a way to change the number on the second time we collected it to the first number we collected and post process the data?

The method I use probably isn't very popular, but I've been very happy with it: export a g-file and adjust those vectors in Star*Net. This isn't really suitable for mass point collection because it requires editing either the g-file or the Star*Net *.gps file to harmonize the point numbers, but for boundary and topo control -- where I'm typically dealing with at most a few dozen points -- it works great.