[Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-22 Thread Graham Mullan via Therion
I think there are two issues here. I have skewed surveys built on 2D data using 
3D fixed points and that seems, to me, to be what is happening here.

Firstly, if your radiolocation point has no depth information then you cannot 
use it for a 3D skew which I think (I may be wrong) as it is insufficiently 
accurate.

Secondly, if your survey is both only in 2D and has an apparent error of as 
much as 150 m from the radiolocation point then there is something wildly wrong 
with the data.

Your best bet - and yes I have been forced to do exactly this - is to resurvey 
the cave to 3D standards, whether this be compass/clino or Distox and start 
again.

Sorry, but your dataset is simply not good enough. 

Graham

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Today's Topics:

   1. Re: Fix station point using only 2D (kevin dixon)
   2. Re: Fix station point using only 2D (Martin Sluka)
   3. Re: Fix station point using only 2D (Xavier Pennec)
   4. Eurospeleo 2018 (Stacho Mudrak)


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Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2018 11:06:05 +0100
From: kevin dixon 
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Adam,

Radio-location can give you depth but accuracy is not too good.
How have your surface positions at the entrance(s) and the radio location been 
determined ?
Professional GNSS (~3cm), DGPS(~1m) or hand held (~3m) ?

I have radio-location fixes at the far end of a system to control any 
accumulated azimuth bias.
For these I have assigned an elevation to the radio-location equivalent to the 
cave survey at the radio location point and used an appropriate SD value for 
the radio location data. You may have to iterate a few times and experiment 
with SD values to see how it changes your survey with and without the radio 
location fix(s).

Also better if you have radio location fixes at different points because 
geology effects the position.
Use several in the survey - you should see how they fit (or not) - reject the 
wildly out ones, adjusting to the rest will help reduce any bias.

150m is a lot of difference so I would be looking at the positional method 
used, datum and grid, survey instrument calibrations, declination values and 
then get additional radio locations to confirm. If you are dealing with older 
survey data then you may want to consider a compass bias - does a survey 
rotation significantly reduce the difference ?

Kevin Dixon

On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 10:41 AM, Adam Pyka via Therion 
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having 
> only 2D coordinates?
>
> Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station 
> point position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we 
> get from surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a 
> correction to the main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords 
> so how should I do that (no, there is no point to measure the depth by 
> radiolocation by some reasons).
>
> Thanks in an advice,
> Adam
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Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2018 12:22:11 +0200
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Subject: Re: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D
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Add label altitude to that station and use it. 


Odesláno z iPhonu

21. 8. 2018 v 11:46, Henry.Bennett--- via Therion :

> Assuming that you've got another fix for the entrance then you should be able 
> to get the height for the end station.  Just look at the .3d file.  That will 
> give you the relative altitude at the end - just use that.
> 
> Henry
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Re: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-22 Thread Markus Boldt via Therion
Hi Adam, "normally" you have coordinates of your radio location point at the 
surface from GPS. You know, I do so. What a kind of coordinates you have? Give 
them simply a thought depth for example.
Best regards to Poland and greetings to Agnieska :-).
Markus 

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Betreff: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

Hi all,

How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having
only 2D coordinates?

Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station
point position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we
get from surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a
correction to the main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords
so how should I do that (no, there is no point to measure the depth by
radiolocation by some reasons).

Thanks in an advice,
Adam
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Re: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-21 Thread Xavier Pennec via Therion
The altitude needs indeed to be given, but you should also specify that 
it is highly unreliable by giving it a every high standard deviation, like:
fix MyRadioLocation   accurate_x_coord   accurate_y_coord 
approximate_altitude 3 3 1000 # stddev of 3m in x and y and 1000m in z
This should guaranty that this fixed station will not have a big 
influence on the altitude in the loop error compensation algorithm.


Xavier


Le 21-Aug-18 à 12:22, Martin Sluka via Therion a écrit :

Add label altitude to that station and use it.


Odesláno z iPhonu

21. 8. 2018 v 11:46, Henry.Bennett--- via Therion :


Assuming that you've got another fix for the entrance then you should be able 
to get the height for the end station.  Just look at the .3d file.  That will 
give you the relative altitude at the end - just use that.

Henry
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Subject: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

Hi all,

How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having only 2D 
coordinates?

Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station point 
position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we get from 
surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a correction to the 
main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords so how should I do that 
(no, there is no point to measure the depth by radiolocation by some reasons).

Thanks in an advice,
Adam
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Re: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-21 Thread Martin Sluka via Therion
Add label altitude to that station and use it. 


Odesláno z iPhonu

21. 8. 2018 v 11:46, Henry.Bennett--- via Therion :

> Assuming that you've got another fix for the entrance then you should be able 
> to get the height for the end station.  Just look at the .3d file.  That will 
> give you the relative altitude at the end - just use that.
> 
> Henry
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> Sent: 21 August 2018 10:42
> To: therion@speleo.sk
> Cc: Adam Pyka
> Subject: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having only 2D 
> coordinates?
> 
> Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station point 
> position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we get from 
> surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a correction to the 
> main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords so how should I do that 
> (no, there is no point to measure the depth by radiolocation by some reasons).
> 
> Thanks in an advice,
> Adam
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Re: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-21 Thread kevin dixon via Therion
Adam,

Radio-location can give you depth but accuracy is not too good.
How have your surface positions at the entrance(s) and the radio location
been determined ?
Professional GNSS (~3cm), DGPS(~1m) or hand held (~3m) ?

I have radio-location fixes at the far end of a system to control any
accumulated azimuth bias.
For these I have assigned an elevation to the radio-location equivalent to
the cave survey at the radio location point and used an appropriate SD
value for the radio location data. You may have to iterate a few times and
experiment with SD values to see how it changes your survey with and
without the radio location fix(s).

Also better if you have radio location fixes at different points because
geology effects the position.
Use several in the survey - you should see how they fit (or not) - reject
the wildly out ones, adjusting to the rest will help reduce any bias.

150m is a lot of difference so I would be looking at the positional method
used, datum and grid, survey instrument calibrations, declination values
and then get additional radio locations to confirm. If you are dealing with
older survey data then you may want to consider a compass bias - does a
survey rotation significantly reduce the difference ?

Kevin Dixon

On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 10:41 AM, Adam Pyka via Therion 
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having
> only 2D coordinates?
>
> Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station
> point position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we
> get from surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a
> correction to the main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords
> so how should I do that (no, there is no point to measure the depth by
> radiolocation by some reasons).
>
> Thanks in an advice,
> Adam
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Re: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-21 Thread Henry.Bennett--- via Therion
Assuming that you've got another fix for the entrance then you should be able 
to get the height for the end station.  Just look at the .3d file.  That will 
give you the relative altitude at the end - just use that.

Henry
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Subject: [Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

Hi all,

How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having only 2D 
coordinates?

Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station point 
position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we get from 
surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a correction to the 
main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords so how should I do that 
(no, there is no point to measure the depth by radiolocation by some reasons).

Thanks in an advice,
Adam
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[Therion] Fix station point using only 2D

2018-08-21 Thread Adam Pyka via Therion
Hi all,

How to 'fix' the survey station point (to morph the cave plan) having
only 2D coordinates?

Using the radiolocation we get (with quite good accuracy) the station
point position which is about 150m beyond the estimated location we
get from surveying. So now I wanted to use this position to make a
correction to the main polygon. But the 'fix' command need a 3D coords
so how should I do that (no, there is no point to measure the depth by
radiolocation by some reasons).

Thanks in an advice,
Adam
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