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Survey Preparation & Execution 29
Surveying
a new data file. Data will be recorded at an interval of 20 seconds, i.e once
very 20 seconds, a data sample will be written to memory. This is the default
factory setting for recording interval. If desired, the recording interval can be
changed. For static survey method, recording intervals of 5 to 30 seconds are
commonly used. The interval can be changed either through the interface on
the Z-Xtreme receiver or by using the handheld computer running the field
application software. Refer to the appropriate manuals for details on how to
perform this task.
If you want to change the recording interval, it is important to set the same recording interval for all
receivers used in the survey. GPS surveying depends on simultaneous data being collected by all
GPS receivers used. If one receiver is set to a recording interval of 20 seconds and the other is set
to 5 seconds, there will only be common data once every 20 seconds.
7. Record point ID, descriptor, and HI
Point ID and HI are important attributes of the point being surveyed. Each
point in the survey requires a unique point ID. If a specific point is observed
more than once during the survey, the same point ID is assigned to this point
each time. Both the point ID and HI are required for each observation during
data processing.
There are two places where the point attribute information can be recorded
(ID, descriptor, HI). One place is on an observation log sheet. For each
observation, an observation log sheet should be filled out, containing the
attribute information of the point being observed along with additional
information about the observation. The log sheet accompanies the raw data
for use during data post-processing. The post-processing software that is
included with the Z-Xtreme surveying system includes the ability to print
observation log sheets for use during data collection.
In addition to recording the point attribute information in the observation log,
attribute information can also be entered into the GPS receiver for storage.
The attribute information will be stored along with the raw GPS data. This
attribute information is entered via either the interface on the Z-Xtreme
receiver or using the handheld and field application software.
Entry of point attribute information into the GPS receiver during data collection
is optional. During data processing, point attribute information can be
manually transferred from the observation log sheets into the processing
software prior to processing of the data. If the attribute information is entered
into the receiver during data collection, this manual entry step during data
processing can be skipped.
8. Verify operation
Perform the following observations to determine if the GPS system is
functioning properly:
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