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MSO Mine Survey Office

The Mine Survey Office application is used to process and create raw files from the Leica Geosystems range of survey equipment. The application will read data from the GRE3/GRE4, TPS1000, TPS1100, TPS1200 and the GPS1200 instruments. The application will also create data files ready for use on these instruments from a Surpac string file or from a survey station database. The application can read and write directly to the Leica 1200 system DBX database, this eliminates any requirement to convert data onboard the instrument.

The application uses a FLD (Field) file to process data. The FLD file is generated from the GSI or DBX file. This file makes it very easy to view edit and interpret observations.

 

 

Four different Processing options

The MSO application can process 4 different formats of data (GSI, TPS1200DBX, GPS1200DBX and FLD). Each of these formats can be processed using different methods.

 

Create four different data formats

The MSO application can create 4 different formats of data (GSI, TPS1200DBX, GPS1200DBX and FLD). Each of these formats can come from either a string file or Surpac station database.

 

Create tables that record Surveyors details to make processing quicker with better tracking of key information.

 

 

Create tables that record Mine or Area details to make processing easier, ensuring the correct databases are referenced.

 

 

Configure processing functions to show as much or as little detail as required.

 

Configure the way string files are produced. You can nominate what information is shown in d fields and you can also add descriptions to all or some of your strings.

 

 

Configure Reports.

 

 

Quickly view the automatically generated Survey log.

Filter the survey log on any Station id. 

View the automatically generated collimation log.

 Insert stations into the new format Surpac Vision database. Many of the mandatory fields are automatically filled with data.

Insert stations into a database without problems.

See forms warning you that stations already exist in a database.

View the message log for a summary of the survey checks. 

 

 

 

 

Scan Program ver. 1.0

For use with the Leica TPS1100 motorised and reflectorless instruments

 

Introduction       The Scan Program converts the TCRA or TCRM total station into a versatile scanning tool.

The Surveyor is given the option of three distinctly different scanning methods, and complete control over the scanning process, to ensure the results obtained give a clear representation of the surface or shape scanned. And as the surveyor controls the scan, the results are easier to process. With little or no data manipulation required.

 

Scanning

 Methods            Three different scanning methods are available, these are: Grid Scan, 360o Scan and the Profile Scan.

 

 

Grid Scan

The Grid scan allows the instrument to scan a sequence of points between two user-defined points. Options available with this scan include,

·   ·   Being able to scan along either the horizontal or vertical circles.

·   ·   Scan in one or both directions as the scan steps to the next line.

·   ·   Increment the Pcode (Point code) as the scan steps to the next line.

The face scan will also allow the surveyor to scan horizontal surfaces with ease (i.e. the floor or backs of a drive). As the scan does not use a linear distance or change in height to calculate step increments. But instead divides the scan scene into both equal horizontal angle increments and equal vertical angle increments.