baseline azimuth between OPUS points: 20.1956810256
baseline back azmuth: 200.195739243
baseline calculated distance: 23.9307614539 meters
laser measured distance: 23.9200130937 meters
difference between them: 0.0107483601125 meters
	notice that in this case the laser meausered distance is LESS than the OPUS based distance

 missing point calculated location from p1: 38.1477352448,  -122.268232871
	calculated angle from baseline: 59.619733747
	resulting azimuth (heading from true north) p1 to p3: 79.8154147726

 missing point calculated location from p2: 38.1477353357,  -122.268232828
	calculated angle from baseline: 55.6601022127
	resulting azimuth (heading from true north) p2 to p3: 144.53563703

distance between these two versions of p3: 0.0107483593578 meters
resulting azimuth (heading from true north) p1-p3 to p2-p3: 20.1958385149
you should review the OPUS reports and determine if p1 or p2 was a more accurate solution

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For testing sake we will caluclate the location of p2 based on where we just calculated p3 (from p1):
	p3 to p2 point calculated location: -122.268383924  38.1479026977
	the OPUS location: -122.268383881  38.1479027889
	whats the difference?: 0.0107982377187 meters
	resulting azimuth (heading from true north) p3 to p2: 324.535578813
compare this to the baseline distance difference from above:
	0.0107982377187 vs 0.0107483601125