Quikslope

Quikslope is a tool for surveyors for collating, checking, calculating, and reporting of surveying data for the monitoring of target prisms in pit walls. Coordinates can be calculated very accurately by using multiple shots to reference and target prisms. This is ideally suited to automatic robotic theodolites but any instrument can be used. Atmospheric corrections are minimised in QuikSlope by using reference prisms. Distances and vertical angles are adjusted against a known base line. Bearings are calculated from this base thus utilising multiple shots instead of basing everything off one backsight sighting! The data is stored in a Microsoft Access database thus releasing the surveyor from maintaining spreadsheets. All data is accessible either through the tools in Quikslope, or by using Access directly to manipulate/export data, or using the export facilities in Quikslope.

Note how the reference prisms are placed on the oposite side of the pit (on solid ground hopefully) so that we are always shooting through the same body of air. There is no need to export data, because graphing and reporting can be done directly from the program. But you can export to spreadsheets or use the file reporting utility. Many of the ideas for QuikSlope are from mine surveyors in Western Australia - particularly Colin Bebbington and Graeme Skelton. QuikSlope will accept all the major brands of surveying instrument data types. It allows the vetting of field data, the calculation of means and standard deviations. Merge with the master database, and recalculate coordinate data at any time. Maintain a database of control coordinates with varying coordinate data according to date/time. Plot graphs of varying types in the Windows environment.

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Product	Price	Maintenance
QuikSlope	Aus$3300	Aus$750 per year

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