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Visit MicroSurvey School to view STAR*NET online training options. This page contains a variety of utilities that were simple to create but are not part of any MicroSurvey program. They are provided ...
Sections on this Page: Coordinate, Position & Elevation Data Types Single Observation Data Types Multiple Observation Data Types Sideshot Data Type Direction Set Data Types Traverse Data Types Levelin...
Are you trying to find the best path for importing traverse or leveling data into STAR*NET? Link Here to the STAR*NET Import Guide. The Guide helps you find exactly what licenses or converters you w...
STAR*NET allows users to apply geoid modeling to adjustments. Modeling is most commonly accomplished by use of a geoid and vertical deflection information. It can have two aspects, geoid height mode...
StarGeoid can be used to create .vdf files to define deflection of the vertical (eta and xi) for each station in your network. Users in the United States and some international locations can use the...
As of STAR*NET 14, users can launch STAR*NET without the Network Plot to bypass any graphics requirements. This option is particularly useful for those on a virtual machine or remote server setup, as ...
Relative Error Ellipses Relative Error Ellipses describe uncertainty of one point relative to another point (uncertainty of the line’s coordinate differences, or its distance and azimuth) in a network...
MicroSurvey STAR*NET's users recognize that the program provides critical time-saving advantages, but for a new user, or someone looking to improve their efficiency by purchasing STAR*NET, what are th...
With the release of STAR*NET 11, some users have noted a change in behaviour when creating new projects with conventional data. Measurements are being classified as Sideshots and not listed the same w...