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Then process feature data that was collected in the field using the FXL file, and directly upload (write) processed feature data back to the file geodatabase. Integrating Survey and GIS Data - Integrate survey and GIS data by first downloading a data schema from a file geodatabase and using it to create a Feature Definition Library (FXL) file.Then view feature data in the various project views, and export the features as a CAD drawing. Processing Feature Codes - Process and edit feature codes that have been imported into your project.Working with Feature Definitions - Import, edit, and export a Feature Library, which contains the instructions for mapping feature codes and control codes assigned to points in the field to their associated real-life features and attributes during feature processing in TBC.Processing features and working with GIS sources Also modify a predefined custom report template. Creating Custom Reports - Create a custom report template and then use it to run a custom report on data in the tutorial project.Review the deltas for the as-staked points and their corresponding design points to ensure the appropriate tolerances were achieved in the field. Importing As-Staked Points - Import points that were staked in the field ("as-staked" points).Creating and Adjusting Traverses - Create and adjust three traverses that were surveyed in the field as part of the same project.Specify how sideshots in the project are computed, pair up the local control points and GNSS control points, and perform the site calibration. Calibrating a Site - Import grid coordinates for a survey of two water towers, and import RTK data to use for the site calibration.Adjusting the Network - Adjust the network for a project that contains GNSS, total station, and level data.

Importing Digital Level Data - This tutorial includes three workflows: (1) import and edit Trimble DiNi level data, (2) Import level data using a custom importer, and (3) import variable row-type level data using a custom importer.

Importing Total Station Data - Import traverse data collected with a total station into a project that already contains GNSS and level data.

Processing GNSS Baselines - Process baselines from GNSS data that has already been imported into the project.

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Importing GNSS Data - Import control and static GNSS data into a new project, merge points, and download reference and precise orbit data.Using Spreadsheets, Selection Sets, and COGO Controls - View spreadsheets, create a selection set, and work with COGO controls.Setting Up a New Project - Set up a new project, select various project settings and save the project as a template that can be used for other new projects.Getting familiar with Trimble Business Center New to TBC? We recommend you sign up for the "Getting Started - TBC" course on the platform first. From self-paced tutorials to Instructor-led workshops, we have you covered! Check out the TBC section on our platform.

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Just open the PDF tutorial document and follow the instructions.

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When you extract the ZIP file to the location of your choice, a new tutorial folder is created containing tutorial instructions in a PDF document and, as applicable, a VCE project file, a project folder, and a data folder. The GENIO format offers improved modeling precision for some complex corridor designs.Click the Download link for any of the tutorials below to download a ZIP file containing the tutorial package. Export GENIO Roads – Import or key-in corridor designs for review and editing, then export them in GENIO format to stake in the field.The polygon capability improves the surveyor's feature collection capabilities through accurate database recreation and automated area calculations. Enhanced GIS Features – Process feature coded data from Trimble Access to create point, line, and now polygon features that can be exported in standard GIS formats.Terrestrial photogrammetry offers the surveyor a new tool for measuring objects which can improve efficiency and safety of survey operations. The new version 2.70 advances the capabilities of surveying offices with key new functionality, including:Trimble VISION Photogrammetry – the surveyor can now precisely measure objects using two or more images from the Trimble S6 and S8 VISION instruments as well as the Trimble VX Spatial Station. Available at two levels of productivity (Advanced and Standard), Trimble Business Center provides the key functionality needed to finish work faster.