Get Gps Station Observation Log

The GPS Station Observation Log is a crucial document for recording essential observations during GPS surveys. This guide will provide clear and detailed instructions to help users complete the log online with confidence.

Follow the steps to efficiently complete the GPS Station Observation Log.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the GPS Station Observation Log and open it for editing.
2. Begin by filling in the Station Designation. Indicate the applicable type by checking the appropriate box for FBN, CBN, PAC, SAC, or BM.
3. Enter the General Location information, providing a clear description of the site's address or geographical features.
4. Record the NAD83 Latitude and Longitude values in the given fields, ensuring accuracy in both format and decimal places.
5. Under Observation Session Times, fill in the Scheduled Start and Stop times in UTC, along with the Interval in seconds.
6. Complete the GPS Receiver and GPS Antenna sections by including the Manufacturer, Model, Part Number (P/N), and Serial Number (S/N), as well as the Firmware Version.
7. Indicate the type of Tripod or Antenna Mount being used by checking the corresponding option and providing the Manufacturer and Model details.
8. Make a note of the Last Calibration date for both the tribrach and the antenna height measurements.
9. Answer the questions regarding Antenna plumb, orientation to true north, and weather conditions observed during the session with Yes or No options, providing explanations as needed.
10. Input weather data, including Dry-Bulb Temperature, Wet-Bulb Temperature, Relative Humidity, and Atmospheric Pressure, at specified times throughout the observation.
11. If applicable, describe unusual conditions, weather impacts, or obstructions that may have affected the session at the end of the form, using clear and detailed observations.
12. Finally, review all sections to ensure accuracy, then save your changes, download, print, or share the completed GPS Station Observation Log.

Complete your GPS Station Observation Log online today for seamless data management.