Re: Edited, Final & Leg data

From: Peter MATTHEWS <matthews_at_melbpc.org.au>
Date: Sat Apr 05 2003 - 04:36:28 CEST

At 23:09 12-02-03 -0700, P A Hill & E V Goodall wrote:
>Peter MATTHEWS wrote:
>>The list of terms we are considering actually covers more than one data
>>set, and spans between the various measurements taken in the field and
>>the subsequently calculated co-ordinate data which will be used in
>>drafting the map. The term "final" is referring to the final accepted
>>version of one of the data sets, namely - the "field" data set which will
>>form the input data to the data reduction program which will produce the
>>co-ordinate data. It is the final agreed version of the measurements
>>taken in the field. However if there is a more suitable concise term to
>>describe this final version then we could certainly use that instead.
>
>But it ain't even the "final" form of the spherical vectors (or other
>original combinations that make valid "shots"! I still find it a silly
>term. Someone PLEASE suggest a new one.

An alternative term for this final version of the *measured* data could be "Accepted". As there have been no further comments, I will assume that the following revised versions of this set of terms will be good enough for now so that we can move on to the next set of terms. We can always tweak them later if we need to.

Accepted Data - Corrected, Uncorrected, No Corrections



The input data which is currently the accepted final version of individual Shots and any other measured data: Accepted Corrected if systematic instrument corrections have already been applied to the measurements, Accepted Uncorrected if systematic instrument corrections exist but have not been applied, Accepted No Corrections if no systematic instrument corrections were recorded.
Comments:
1. This data set is approved as now suitable for data reduction, but may or may not be ready for input to any particular survey reduction program depending on the program and what it can accept as input data. 2. The "correction" terms refer to the application of systematic instrument corrections, not to adjustment of measurements in order to close any loops.

Leg Data - Corrected, Uncorrected, No Corrections



Accepted Data which provides only a single set of the necessary Measurements for each Leg, possibly by consolidation of several sets of accepted Shot data: Leg Corrected if systematic instrument corrections have already been applied to the Leg data, Leg Uncorrected if systematic instrument corrections exist but have not been applied to the Leg data, Leg No Corrections if no systematic instrument corrections were recorded. Comments:
1. If only one Shot was taken between two adjacent Stations, then Accepted and Leg Data would be the same.

We have now done:

   Field
   Raw
   Edited
   Accepted - Corrected, Uncorrected and No Corrections    Leg - Corrected, Uncorrected and No Corrections The remaining set to do is:

   Reduced
   Adjusted
   Adjusted Leg
I'll send out the first drafts of these in a new thread.

Peter Received on Sat Apr 5 04:40:58 2003

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