Chapter 4, Geoidal databases, Determine if a geoid model is loaded – NavCom StarUtil-3000 Rev.G User Manual
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StarUtil 3000 User Guide
– Rev G
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Chapter 4 ....................................................................... Geoidal Databases
This chapter provides instructions on how to
Determine whether or not a geoidal database, GGM02, or a user-defined Geoid Height Map
is loaded in the receiver
Upload the GGM02 database or a user-defined Geoid Height Map (identified as GEOID99 in
StarUtil 3000)
Check or Set Datum
In addition, this chapter provides the GEOIDAL99 format and file requirements.
User-defined Geoid Height Maps are based on the GEOIDAL99 format.
Refer to the Sapphire Technical Reference Manual for detailed information on the
commands used in this chapter: [GEOIDALMODEL], [GGM02STATUS], and
[DATUM] (see Related Documents in the fore-matter). Also see the Datum section
in this chapter.
Determine If a Geoid Model Is Loaded
No Geoid Model Is Loaded
GGM02 Is Loaded
GEOID99 Is Loaded
Figure 75: PVT
– GEOID
Refer to
The GEOID status displayed in the PVT window has 3 possible values:
No Geoid Model, GGM02, or GEOID99 (user-defined geoidal database). Refer to the
section below,
, for information on the GEOIDAL99 format.
View the PVT window on either the Dashboard or the PVT tab to determine if the GGM02 or a
GEOID99 database is loaded in the receiver. Click
(refresh) to ensure that the most current
data is displayed in the window.
If No Geoid Model is displayed, go to these sections to upload a geoidal database if desired:
Upload a User-Defined Geoid Height Map
If No Geoid Model is displayed, the Height and Altitude in the PVT window are the
same. If the GGM02 or GEOID99 database is loaded, the Height and Altitude
typically differ.