Spectra Precision ProMark Field Software - Manual (Page 36)

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• With GNSS Solutions:
– Run GNSS Solutions
– Select Create a New Project.
– Name the project.
– Click on Modify Default Settings and choose a coordinate
system.
– In the Import dialog box that shows up after selecting
the coordinate system, select Import Raw Data From Files
or ProMark/ProFlex Devices.
– In the Browse dialog box, select the G files you want to
import and tell GNSS Solutions whether you want a
local copy of these files or not.
– Click Open. GNSS Solutions converts the G files into B,
D, E and ION files (in the same folder if not copied to
the project folder, in the project folder
otherwise) and
lists their properties in tabular form.
At this stage you may create a control point for the
base site and enter its true coordinates (more
information on this particular topic in the GNSS
Solutions Reference Manual).
– Select OK>To Import and Process Baselines. GNSS
Solutions will now import the files and post-process
the resulting baseline (more information on the results
in the GNSS Solutions Reference Manual).
NOTE 1: The convention used by the receiver for naming raw
data files (G files) is recalled below:
G<Site><Index><Year>.<Day>
Parameter Description
G Raw data file header (ATOM format)
<Site>
First four characters of the point name where raw data record-
ing took place
<Index>
File rank in current day (A to Z, then AA to ZZ) (A for first file
logged in the day)
<Year> Last two figures of current year (“11” for 2011)
<Day>
File extension; A three-figure number representing the current
day number in year (1.. 366)