Point File

[Jim Campi]

Gentlemen,

From time to time I see repeat point numbers preceeded by an @. For example:

@3001,1874336.329,6513419.494,1898.488,EG
3000,1874337.015,6513410.622,1907.467,EG
3001,1874334.346,6512594.621,1905.614,EG
@3008,1838117.457,6577719.306,200.576,E-CORNER
3002,1875780.351,6512541.957,1797.416,E-CORNER
3003,1875717.670,6512519.760,7.658,E-CORNER
3004,1875717.670,6512519.760,7.658,E-CORNER
@3005,1838118.695,6577714.243,198.852,E-CORNER
3005,1875652.142,6515091.247,1315.009,E-CORNER

What causes this entry?

 

[Adam]

It's your VRS base point

 

[Adam]

You can turn it off under the action profile setting what to record.

 

[Jim Campi]

Thanks for the reply Adam. I don't understand.

Occassionally I use the CA Real Time Network over cellular. I have never been within 10,000 ft of a station. Why would it be adding a point description to the base point such as EG or E-CORNER?

My example is the same file.

 

[Adam]

EG-CORNER looks to be the code or layer.


VRS networks create a virtual base position which is what @3001 is.

 

[Jim Campi]

Thank you.