Other than manually editing the *.csv file or copying coordinates from PDF, there is no way to quickly import State Survey Marks into the project.
I know it only concerns small number of surveyors but surely it can't be that hard to add this. For now I'm stuck with either of the 2 methods mentioned above. The *.csv obtained from spatial exchange has way too many columns in it. It would be nice to have a routine reading necessary information, i.e. No E N RL C and maybe CSF as note. It could also include Hz and V accuracies as attributes.
Hi,
I attached 3 different types of search:
scims_734245 - SIX viewer, GDA 94 with witness marks;
scims_734244 - SIX viewer, GDA 2020 without witness marks;
scims_709399 and remaining files are from GlobalX Terrain.
It looks like MOSS format is the consistent one, CSV seems to change depending on presence of witness marks and platform delivering the results.
Regards,
Ziemowit.
Hi Charlie,
Can you provide an example of the files generated by the spatial exchange?
I have 2 spreadsheets that import MGA 2020 or MGA 94SCIMS CSV files and create a simple CSV file for import into Magnet and also creates tables you can import into AutoCAD for your coordinate schedules etc. Let me know if you want to try them.
Charlie