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- Surveying. Introduction - MDT26It is advisable to explain some essential concepts to take full advantage of the possibilities offered by the Surveying Module. Many of…
- Open - MDT26This option allows a job to be imported from a survey file with the. LEV extension. Each CAD drawing can have a survey file associated to…
- Surveying. Import - MDT26Using this command, a window is displayed containing a list of entry formats built up over the application's lifecycle. Choosing a…
- Save - MDT26The survey associated with the current drawing is saved in a file with the same name as the drawing and with the .LEV extension the moment…
- Surveying. Export - MDT26This option allows one to export survey files to the ASCII LEV (*.LEA) format, so as they can be used with other applications or edited by…
- Surveying. Delete - MDT26This command deletes the survey associated with the drawing, after first requesting confirmation. It does not delete the file should it be…
- Surveying. Properties - MDT26This option allows one to associate work data for future identifications. It is accessed through the Surveying > Survey Data command, or…
- Station Calculation - MDT26This option is used to perform the survey calculation and gives access to an important set of application options. This dialog box's…
- Occupation Points - MDT26This command is accessed through the Surveying > Occupation Points option or by clicking the relevant button in the Station Calculation…
- Station Observations - MDT26Station observation information can be accessed by using the Surveying > Station Observations option, or by clicking the Station…
- Station Coordinates - MDT26This option displays each station's current coordinates. It displays the following information for each station: type ("F" if fixed, blank…
- Convert Stations to Points - MDT26This command converts station observations to point observations. Since a station can be measured from different points, the program…
- Point Observations - MDT26The Station Calculation dialog box contains information on the instrument set-ups and points read from the current station. One can…
- Enter Coordinates - MDT26This command is used to input large amounts of point coordinate data. A dialog box is displayed showing the existing points in the survey…
- Point Coordinates - MDT26This button allows one to view the point coordinates calculated of either all points or just the ones observed from a specific station. A…
- Convert Points to Stations - MDT26This command allows users to convert a series of point observations to station observations. First, a dialog box appears that makes the…
- Draw Stations - MDT26This option is accessed through the Surveying > Drawing > Draw Stations drop-down menu or by clicking the Draw Stations button in the…
- Draw Station Observations - MDT26This utility is accessed through the Surveying > Drawing > Draw Station Observations drop down-menu option or by clicking the Draw…
- Draw Points - MDT26This command is executed through the Surveying > Drawing > Draw Points command or by clicking the Draw Points button in Station…
- Surveying. Information - MDT26This option gathers information from an element represented on the drawing and optionally allows its associated data to be modified. Three…
- Reverse Bisection - MDT26This is a tool used to easily adjust a positioned station by calculating its coordinates and disorientation, as well as the transformation…
- Direct Intersection - MDT26This calculation method can be applied when the result was obtained by the intersection of observations from other instrument set-ups and…
- Resection - MDT26This option allows one to calculate stations that have target at least three known coordinate points. Its use is very similar to the…
- Levelling - MDT26This utility allows one to calculate a station's height be means of the least squares adjustment method, using as data all the…