After all baselines are processed, the network adjustment module is used. The user fixes at least one point (the base station’s known coordinates) and applies a least-squares adjustment to distribute residual errors evenly across the network. The output includes residuals, standard deviations, and error ellipses.
Once all baselines in a network have fixed ambiguities, you need a weighted least squares adjustment. Ashtech Solutions 2.6
It is most notably associated with the Ashtech ProMark2 hardware. While version 2.5 of the software could handle static data, version 2.6 was specifically required to process Stop & Go or Kinematic data from these devices. After all baselines are processed, the network adjustment
Using the software requires a methodical approach. Below is the standard step-by-step workflow for a static survey project. Once all baselines in a network have fixed
The software is designed to handle high-precision positioning tasks, including: Data Processing
The "2.6" iteration was a significant milestone. It bridged the gap between older DOS-based systems and modern Windows workflows. Here are its standout features:
Ashtech Solutions 2.6 remains a capable post-processing tool for legacy datasets and for organizations utilizing older Ashtech hardware (e.g., Z-Surveyor, Z-Xtreme). However, it is classified as .