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Adjust with projection – select points – Spectra Precision Survey Pro v4.6 Recon and Nomad User Manual User Manual

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Survey Pro: Select Coordinate System, changing horizontal

projection mode on the Job > Settings > Projection screen.

• When you go to the Survey > Adjust with Projection screen,

Survey Pro will open the Adjust with Projection Select Points

screen There are two different methods to adjust points.
Depending on your choice, you will select the source and

destination coordinate systems, the adjustment will be calculated,

and Survey Pro will show the Results screen. When you tap

Apply, the point coordinates will be updated, but this routine will

not change the coordinate system settings.

Adjust with Projection – Select Points

The Adjust with Projection Select Points screen is used to select job

file points for adjustment, and to choose which type of projection

adjustment to apply. The Select Points screen is the first step of the
wizard when opened from the Survey menu. There are

two different adjustment modes, each with two options

to adjust points:

Source to Destination Projection

: Use this mode when

you wish to update the plane coordinates of points by

choosing two coordinate systems from the database. The
source coordinate system defines the current locations

and the destination coordinate system defines the
resulting locations. There are two options in this mode:

Adjust all selected points

: use this option to adjust all

selected points. Points with geodetic coordinates will be
transformed into the destination coordinate system

using their WGS84 values. Points with plane only

coordinates will be transformed into temporary WGS84
coordinates using the source coordinate system, then

transformed into new plane locations using the destination coordinate

system.

Adjust only geodetic points

: use this option to adjust only selected

points with geodetic coordinates. Points with geodetic coordinates will

be transformed into the destination coordinate system using their
WGS84 values.