
Similar terms are 3D rendering, 3D graphics, and top-quality computer-generated imagery (CGI).

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All observations are "adjusted", so that a spur line (sideshot) gets computed with the latest adjusted coordinate of the standpoint. But, I like the way Geolab, for example, does it.

One could argue (correctly) that there is no adjustment possible for observations with no redundancy. The points with no redundancy get computed under project->compute project (or F4). You can add a known ellipsoid height in the add local or add global dialog (not sure what the difference really is).īut be aware that it only adjusts observations with redundancy. For example to add a known orthometric height you have to go into the add grid coordinate dialog. You have to make sure the right coordinates and elevations are being held, which takes some getting used to, trial and error to figure out.
