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GIS Post-Processing
Suppose you have created a new job named “JOB1.MMJ.”
You selected the post-processing job mode in ProMark3 so
that it records GPS measurement files in addition to
JOB1.MMJ. The table below illustrates how these files will ap
-
pear at various stages of the differential correction process:
Suppose you have logged a reference station file on ProMark3.
The table below illustrates how the resulting files will appear
at various stages of the differential correction process:
The rover files with a B, D, E or W in the extension represent
files with different GPS measurements all related to the orig
-
inal rover file. MobileMapper Office handles the information
in these files automatically. But if you archive your files, you
should include them in the archived directories.
The reference files that start with B, D, E or W are similarly
handled automatically by MobileMapper Office but should be
archived together with the rover files.
Reference files recorded by non-ProMark3 receivers may have
other naming conventions.
Rover file seen on receiver JOB1.MMJ
Rover file seen on MobileMapper Transfer’s left
window, before download
JOB1.MMJ
Rover file seen on MobileMapper Transfer’s right
window, after download
JOB1.MMJ
Rover files seen with Windows Explorer, after
download
JOB1.MMJ, JOB1.B00,
JOB1.D00 and JOB1.E00
Rover file seen on MobileMapper Office’s Differ-
ential Correction window
JOB1
Reference file seen on receiver
R0001a06.014 (for 1st file logged
at point 0001 on the 14th day of
2006)
Reference file seen on MobileMapper Trans-
fer’s left window, before download
0001a06.014 (for the first file
recorded at reference station site
ID 0001 on the 14th day of 2006
Reference file seen on MobileMapper Trans-
fer’s right window, after download
b0001a06.14, d0001a06.14,
e0001a06.14 and w0001a06.14
Reference files seen with Windows Explorer,
after download
b0001a06.14, d0001a06.14,
e0001a06.14 and w0001a06.14
Reference file seen on MobileMapper
Office’s Differential Correction window
b0001a06.14
- 3 / ProMark3 RTK 1
- Table of Contents 7
- 1. Introduction 15
- Real-Time Surveying 16
- Mobile Mapping 16
- Office Software 16
- Items Supplied with ProMark3 17
- I/O Module 18
- USB Cable 19
- AC Adapter/Charger 19
- External GNSS Antenna 19
- External Antenna Cable 19
- Vertical Antenna Extension 20
- Field Receiver Bracket 20
- Field Bag 20
- User Documentation CD 21
- MobileMapper Office CD 21
- GNSS Solutions CD 21
- License-Free Radio Modems 22
- Power/Data Cable 23
- FAST Survey Software Option 24
- For Kinematic Surveys 26
- Specifications 27
- Data Logging Characteristics 28
- Physical Characteristics 28
- Environmental Characteristics 29
- Power Characteristics 29
- Observation time 30
- Data collected at base: 30
- Radio Data Link 33
- GPRS Data Link 33
- Mobile Mapping with ProMark3 35
- Navigating with ProMark3 37
- Time Spent in The Field 38
- Where to Find Information 40
- Connect cable from AC 41
- Turning On/Off the Receiver 42
- Calibrating the Screen 43
- Automatic System Time Update 43
- Adjusting the Backlight 43
- Initializing GPS 44
- Preliminary Settings 45
- Entering the Receiver ID 46
- Specifying the Antenna Used 46
- Choosing the Units 46
- 3. RTK Setup 48
- Base/Rover Configuration 50
- Setting Up the Base 51
- Configuring the Base 53
- Setting Up the Rover 55
- Configuring the Rover 56
- Initializing the Rover 56
- Please wait...” 62
- 4. Standard RTK: “Surveying” 65
- Staking Out 69
- Introduction 72
- MENU Screen 73
- File tab 73
- Equip tab 74
- Surv tab 75
- MAP Screen 77
- Creating a New Job 78
- Configuring a Base 79
- Configuring a Rover 80
- Localization 81
- Logging RTK Points 83
- Staking out RTK Points 85
- 6. Post-Processing Surveying 88
- Three-Point Control Survey 89
- Closed-Loop Traverse 89
- 15-Point Control Survey 90
- Network Design for 15 90
- Point Control Survey 90
- Observation Plan 91
- Network Design for 3-Point 92
- Control Survey 92
- Receiver Observation Plan 94
- Running a Static Survey 98
- Equipment Check 99
- Site Selection 99
- System Setup (Base and Rover) 102
- Satellite Status screen 104
- on the on 105
- Data Collection 106
- Stop-and-Go 109
- Kinematic 110
- Initialization Methods 112
- Base Setup and Operation 113
- Rover Setup 114
- Initialization method: 115
- VerticalSlant 116
- Initialization Phase 118
- Running a Kinematic Survey 123
- Kinematic Survey Rover Setup 124
- Initialization count-down 128
- Bold lines indicate the 131
- Data collection is NOT 131
- Re-Initialization 132
- 7. Mobile Mapping 136
- Logging New GPS/GIS Data 137
- Selecting the logging inter 140
- Selecting the Pause Park 143
- Selecting the Repeat 144
- Attributes option 144
- On the left On the right 147
- Line Area 147
- In the two examples above: 150
- Columns=8 150
- Map screen showing 154
- 8. Navigation 157
- Map Screen 158
- Compass Screen 159
- Large Data Screen 160
- Position Screens 161
- Road Screen 163
- Data Screen 164
- Speedometer Screen 165
- Satellite Status Screen 166
- GOTO Function 167
- Selecting a GIS feature as 169
- Mark screen 170
- Select Item screen 170
- Clearing the GOTO function 171
- GOTO Route 172
- Multi-leg Route 172
- Create Route screen 173
- Route List screen 173
- 9. Office Work 176
- Downloading Raw Data via USB 178
- Downloading RTK Data Via USB 179
- Do not forget to double-tap 180
- Post-Processing Raw Data 182
- Downloading GIS Data via USB 184
- Exporting Data to a GIS 190
- Uploading a FAST Survey Job 191
- Uploading Points to ProMark3 195
- Ctrl Wpt 196
- Uploading a Geoid to ProMark3 198
- Card Reader 203
- 10.Bluetooth Manager Module 204
- Bluetooth Range 205
- Local Services 207
- Using the Serial Port Service 208
- Icon Function 211
- 11.Step-by-Step Procedure 212
- GPRS Connection Via Bluetooth 212
- Connection Profile Unknown 213
- Special Cases 213
- Cell Phone 215
- ProMark3 RTK 216
- Troubleshooting 220
- Subsequent Uses 221
- Disconnecting GPRS 222
- 12.Selecting a DGPS Mode 223
- COM1 on I/O module 225
- Data Connector 225
- Direct IP 228
- for Bluetooth Manager 230
- for GPRS 230
- Other RTCM Source 233
- Cell Phone Changes 235
- 13.Accuracy 236
- Time to First Fix (TTFF) 237
- Initialization in Networks 237
- Quality Indicators 239
- 14.MENU key 240
- DGPS Configuration 241
- Initialize RTK 241
- Base Station 242
- File Manager 242
- Setup Menu 246
- Real-time Fast Mode 247
- Select Map 248
- Map Setup 249
- Map Setup screen 250
- Display tab 250
- Nav Screens 251
- Coord System 251
- Map Datum 252
- Time Format 253
- North Reference 255
- Reset Trip 256
- Clear Memory 256
- Simulate 257
- Language 257
- Customize 258
- About 258
- 15.Power Management 259
- Backlight Control 260
- Checking Battery Status 261
- LED Indicators 262
- Turning Off ProMark3 262
- ProMark3 Reset Procedures 266
- 17.Utilities & Settings 267
- Unlock FAST Survey 268
- Unlock RTK Option 268
- Desktop Properties 268
- Install Language 270
- Settings 271
- Date/Time 272
- Keyboard 272
- Magellan System Info 272
- Regional Settings 273
- Volume & Sounds 274
- 18.Appendices 275
- File Naming Conventions 276
- 2050A05.257 276
- GIS Post-Processing 277
- Ordering Information 278
- Item Designation 279
- Getting ProMark3 Ready 281
- Using Another Radio Model 282
- Reception Quality 283
- Glossary 284
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