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bertlow21
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processing gps data in star net in pomona ca . useing cores but when i hold a la co bm the el'y jumps 110.44 ft
Stan_K
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You said "LA County BM" Are you holding it for horizontal also? A lot of BM's have assumed horizontal coordinates. I will look at it in the AM if you like, send to stanley dot king at parks dot ca dot gov
laveyb24
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Are you trying to hold the CORS values as well? Is your 3D modeling setup correctly?
Michael Daly
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It's been a while since I used Starnet but make sure you have the correct geoid height in the settings. If I recall, it needs to be entered in meters even if your project is in ft.
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but when i hold a la co bm the el'y jumps 110.44 ft
If adding a single constraint changes the adjusted position of a station by that much, something is likely way wrong. What do the error factors look like? How about posting the adjustment statistical summary?
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Steve Martin
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Check to make sure you have a Geoid model installed properly
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Post by eisengart »

add an inline:

.elev ortho
.units feetus

your units or height type may not be matching your input.
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