Three-dimensional geodetic survey adjustment

Details Three-dimensional geodetic survey adjustment Three-dimensional geodetic survey adjustment

Nov 1977

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Interim Report Geological Survey, Tacoma, WA.

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Computer Programs, Geodetic Surveys, Mapping, Three Dimensional Composites, Coordinates, Least Squares Method, Triangulation

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This computer program adjusts the coordinates of survey stations to those which best fit the data in the least square sense. The computations can be done in two dimensions, adjusting in longitude and latitude, or in three dimensions, with the addition of height as an adjustable coordinate, or five dimensions, with the addition of deflection of the vertical in the parallel and meridian, or six dimensions with the addition of angle of refraction. A wide variety of survey measurements can be used as data, including horizontal directions, azimuths, distances, zenith distances, and astronomical observations.

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