I surveyed a long path, starting from two GPS points and ending with another two. But, at the beginning, I have entered E,N instead of N,E as the occupy point. I only realize this when I try to close the traverse. Is there any easy way to correct this?
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Hi Nilusha,
After downloading your traverse to the PC software you are using, simply change the coordinates of the starting baseline, enter your starting and ending azimuths, and then recalculate the traverse.
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