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Page 1: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

TCA LOG FILES

Page 2: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

WHAT ARE THEY?

• Text files produced by TCA Programs

• They provide useful easy to read information

• They are proof of work completed by a survey crew

Page 3: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

GEOMETRONICS

• Record a log file each time a program is used• Log file is part of the field notes• Log file is part of the documentation• Log file can be proof of a staked position:

– If a position is questioned by a contractor– Can potentially save money in a claim– Gives our people confidence in staked positions

Page 4: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

PROGRAMS WITH LOG FILES

Programs Which Record Log Files: The following table indicates which of the current TCAprograms have an option for recording Log files.

Program ProgramVersion

Log FileOption (Y/N)

Menu Location

Stakeout 2.23 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name FileTie Distance 2.22 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name File

Roadplus 2.26 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name FileCOGO 2.22 N --------------------

Freestation 2.22 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name FileSets of Angles 2.22 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name FileOrientation /Ht.

Tranfer2.22 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name File

Resection 2.22 Y Main - Shift - F2/Toggle ON, Name FileRemote Height 2.22 N --------------------

Page 5: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

STAKEOUT LOG FILE SHORT VERSION

Leica VIP Stakeout V 2.22Instrument : TCA1800, Serial 419565, 97-TS09User Templ. : METERSMeas. File : FILE01.GSIProgram Start : 17/02/2000 at 03:37

Station : DIRT E= 20000.000m N= 10000.000m Elev.= 500.000m hi= 1.617m

Point : 1Design : E= 20002.001m N= 10007.121m

Point : 2Design : E= 20005.840m N= 9992.827m

Point : 3Design : E= 19999.979m N= 10005.248m

Page 6: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

STAKEOUT LOG FILE LONG VERSION

Leica VIP Stakeout V 2.22Instrument : TCA1800, Serial 419565, 97-TS09User Templ. : METERSMeas. File : FILE01.GSIProgram Start : 17/02/2000 at 03:44

Station : DIRT E= 20000.000m N= 10000.000m Elev.= 500.000m hi= 1.617m

Point : 1Design : E= 20002.001m N= 10007.121mStaked : E= 20002.001m N= 10007.121mDifference : dE= -0.000m dN= 0.000m

Point : 2Design : E= 20005.840m N= 9992.827mStaked : E= 20005.840m N= 9992.827mDifference : dE= 0.000m dN= -0.000m

Point : 3Design : E= 19999.979m N= 10005.248mStaked : E= 19999.980m N= 10005.247mDifference : dE= -0.001m dN= 0.001m

Page 7: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

SETS OF ANGLES LOG FILELeica VIP Sets of Angles V 2.10Instrument : TCA1800, Serial 416512, 96-TS01User templ. : BIG-BLOCKMeas. file : FILE01.GSIProgram Start : 12/12/1996 at 11:42Station no. : 1 E= 2000.000m N= 1000.000m ELV= 100.000m hi= 1.570mHorizontal set results:2 Sets measured with 3 points each.Standard deviation of any measurement: 0-00'00.6"Standard deviation of mean from all measurements: 0-00'00.4"1. Point no.: 2 mean direction : 0-00'00.0" Refl.Height : 1.650m2. Point no.: 3 mean direction : 81-14'50.8" Refl.Height : 1.595m3. Point no.: 4 mean direction : 165-11'06.5" Refl.Height : 1.480m

Results of single sets:

1. Point no.: 2 Set 1 : Residual : 0-00'00.0" average : 0-00'00.0" Set 2 : Residual : 0-00'00.0" average : 0-00'00.0"2. Point no.: 3 Set 1 : Residual : -0-00'00.4" average : 81-14'51.1" Set 2 : Residual : 0-00'00.4" average : 81-14'50.4"3. Point no.: 4 Set 1 : Residual : 0-00'00.5" average : 165-11'06.0" Set 2 : Residual : -0-00'00.5" average : 165-11'07.0"

Page 8: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

ROAD PLUS STAKEOUT LOGLeica VIP RoadPlus V2.26Instrument : TCM1100, Serial 412784, (not named)User Templ. : User 1Meas. File : FILE01.GSIProgram Start : 04/08/1999 at 10:23

Horizontal Aln: ALNSPORT.GSIVertical Aln : PRFSPORT.GSICross Sections: CRSSPORT.GSI

Point No. : 55Station : 150.000, H Offset= 0.000m, V Offset= 0.000mDesign : E= -79.269m, N= 19.917m, H= 400.501mStaked : E= -1.057m, N= 2.578m, H= 0.107mDeltas : dE= -78.211m, dN= 17.339m, dH= 400.394m

Point No. : 5Station : 100.000, H Offset= 0.000m, V Offset= 0.000mDesign : E= -46.305m, N= 26.708m, H= 400.409mStaked : E= -0.000m, N= 2.774m, H= 0.051mDeltas : dE= -46.305m, dN= 23.934m, dH= 400.358m

Point No. : 5Station : 100.785, H Offset= 0.000m, V Offset= 0.000mDesign : E= -46.688m, N= 27.392m, H= 400.365mStaked : E= -0.000m, N= 2.774m, H= 0.051mDeltas : dE= -46.688m, dN= 24.619m, dH= 400.314m

Page 9: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

ORI. HEIGHT TRANS LOGLeica VIP Orientation + Ht. Transfer V 2.22Instrument : TCA1800, Serial 419551, 98-TS11User Templ. : METERSMeas. File : FILE01.GSIProgram Start : 27/02/2001 at 03:02

Station : 201 E= 2245698.848m N= 154862.360m Elev.= 210.566m hi= 1.680m

Using Least-Squares Solution

Station Ht. : 210.535mOri.Corr. : 000'39"Std.Dev. Ht. : 0.000mStd.Dev. Ori. : 000'00"

1 point(s) measured :

## Point Id. Delta Hz Delta Ht Delta Sd 1 102 000'00" -0.000m 0.000m

Page 10: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

TIE DISTANCE LOGLeica VIP Tie Distance V 2.22Instrument : TCA1800, Serial 419551, 98-TS11User Templ. : METERSMeas. File : FILE01.GSIProgram Start : 27/02/2001 at 02:59

Station : 201 E= 2245698.848m N= 154862.360m Elev.= 210.566m hi= 1.680m

Point No. 1 : 103 E= 2245780.229m N= 154841.746m Elev.= 209.738m Hr= 1.503m

Point No. 2 : 102 E= 2245688.508m N= 154918.960m Elev.= 210.055m Hr= 1.503m

Point No. 1 : 103Point No. 2 : 102Hori. Dist. : 119.895mAzimuth : 31005'30"ëHeight : 0.317mSlope Dist. : 119.895m

Page 11: TCA LOG FILES. WHAT ARE THEY? Text files produced by TCA Programs They provide useful easy to read information They are proof of work completed by a survey

ROAD PLUS SLOPE STAKE LOG

Point No. : 537Chainage : 77330.000, Offset= 0.000m HghtOffset= 0.000mStaked : E= 377671.434m, N= 176339.170m Elev.= 136.335mDeltas : dCL Offset= -19.196m dXS HgtDiff= -0.001m dChainage= 0.000m

Point No. : 538Chainage : 77330.000, Offset= 0.000m HghtOffset= 0.000mStaked : E= 377674.238m, N= 176340.218m Elev.= 136.253mDeltas : dCL Offset= -22.189m dCL HgtDiff= -136.253m dChainage= 0.008m dCatch Offs= -2.993m dCatch HgtD= 0.081m dHinge Offs= -13.889m dHinge HgtD= 5.529m