Workflow: Prepare SCS Field Data
Prepare job site data for field crews using site controllers that are running Trimble® Site Controller Software (SCS). Add imported data to a job site and a job site design and then assign the site and design to specific SCS site controllers so that when the crews synchronize their controllers, the correct data goes to the designated controllers. Then, import, review, and run reports on work order results as they return from the field. Following are the basic steps for this workflow. For more detailed instructions, see Manage Field Data for a Job Site. Note: This outlines an older construction data workflow. For the newer workflow, see Understanding Connected Construction Data Exchange and visit the Connected Construction Community. |
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Open a project or start a new project and import the data from which you want to create a surface. |
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New Default Project - Use the default template. |
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New Project - Choose a template. |
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Specify the data synchronization area in application options.In the Options dialog, select File Locations, and enter the path at the bottom. |
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Use a site calibration. |
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Import a site calibration, or calibrate the existing site, if applicable. Do this step if your data requires a site calibration. The Site Calibration command only launches if you have points with grid coordinates and points with global coordinates in your data. |
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Create a job site, review the site settings, and add job site data. Press [F1] while in the command to see what types of data you can add to a job site or job site design. |
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As a part of adding site map and design map data, clip it using a boundary, if necessary. Create boundaries for job site limits so that exported data is reduced, making files smaller and more manageable by field crews on memory-limited site controllers. You can also create boundaries representing avoidance zones in which crews should not operate. |
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Create a job site design and add job site design data. |
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Create a work order outlining tasks for your field crews, and assign it to a controller. |
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Graphically review the site and design data associated with the work order. |
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Compress and e-mail the work order and data to colleagues or field crews. |
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Once the work order has been completed and returned from the field, import it and any results into your project. |
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Run reports on work orders: |
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Copy, update, and reuse any work order.
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Use Office Synchronizer to save data to the Connected Community. |