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This option allows the user to compute coordinates for a station using some combination of observations such as intersecting azimuths, intersecting distances, intersecting angles or some other combination which will define a new coordinate value. The program does a simple least squares adjustment to compute the new coordinates.
The program will use any existing coordinates but the user must define any new coordinates that will be computed. It is only necessary to define new coordinates that are relatively correct. The program will compute new values for any stations defined by the observations.
The user enters the new station values.
New station [N]
Enter a name for the station <== 9 character value
To exit [CR]
Enter approximate position for station new <== relatively correct
(dd.mmsss,dd.mmsss) to existing stations
The user can now enter some observations to the new stations.
Observation
Direction [1] <== An angle observation
Distance [2] <== A length observation
Azimuth [3] <== An azimuth observation
Compute new STATION [C]
When all the observations are entered the program will compute the new
coordinate values (least squares adjustment) by entering [C]
When returning to the main menu the additional options are now available