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Points page shows the GNSS points available in the project with their type.
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From Points page it is possible to export the calculated points to the Survey subproject in Fusion.
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Click Points.
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In the central panel the available points are listed.
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In the map view the points are visualized on the map with a different icon depending on the point type.
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The table shows the topographic points.
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Point name: the name of the topographic point.
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Point type: the type of the point:
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Autonomous: the point status is navigated.
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Control: the point status is control. The coordinate of the point is fixed.
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Fixed PP: the point status is ambiguity fixed.
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Float PP: the status of the point is float.
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Adjusted: the point has been adjusted with network adjustment.
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WGS84 latitude, longitude, height: the coordinate of the point as WGS84 latitude, longitude and height.
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X,Y,Z: the coordinate of the point as X,Y,Z if a coordinate system has been assigned to the project.
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WGS84 ECEF X,Y,Z: the geocentric coordinate of the point.
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RMS 3D: the root mean square error of the point in 3D.
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RMS 2D: the root mean square error of the point in 2D.
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RMS Elevation: the root mean square error of the point in elevation.
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To delete an existing point click on Delete or select Delete from the context menu of the point.
Point averaged
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When GNSS raw data is post-processed, final point coordinates can be computed using different correction methods, such as PPP or standard RTK or from multiple reference stations.
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The software performs automatic averaging based on internal rules related to source accuracy and other factors.
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This averaging calculation can be overwritten, allowing users to include or exclude individual data sources.
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To open the Averaged data panel selected an Averaged point from the Points page and click +.
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The Averaged data panel lists all contributing points and provides control over which ones are used in the final calculation.
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Change the value in Use to select if a point is used or not for the final coordinate calculation.
Save the points and baselines to a Survey subproject
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To save and export a point to a Survey subproject, in order to be used in other calculations:
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Select from the list of points the points to save and export.
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Click on Save as points.
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The points are saved in the current Survey subproject and can be used for additional calculations.
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Click Saves as reference to save selected points in the current Survey subproject as reference points.