Advanced Surveying (313321) Practical No: 02 & 03 Determine reduced levels of given stations and horizontal distances  by Tacheometric Method

Tacheometric surveying is a method of angular surveying in which a tachometer is used to determine the horizontal and vertical distance between two points. Thus, eliminating the tedious process of chain surveying to measure horizontal distance.

Observations & Calculations:

Horizontal Distance (D): 75.0 m

Vertical Distance (V): 43.3 m

Practical Related Questions:

1. State the use of Analytic Lens.

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2. Explain the procedure to find additive and multiplying constant when staff is held vertical and line of sight horizontal.

Answer:

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Conclusion

The experiment successfully determined the horizontal distance of 75.0 meters and vertical distance of 43.3 meters using tacheometry principles and an assumed vertical angle of 30 degrees.

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