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TYPES OF DIRECT LEVELLING

The following are the different types of direct levelling: (i) Simple levelling (ii) Differential levelling (iii) Fly levelling (iv) Profile levelling…

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METHODS OF LEVELLING

The following methods are used to determine the difference in elevation of various points: (i) Barometric levelling (ii) Hypsometric levelling…

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Level and Levelling

Elevation measurements Elevation measurements involve measurements in vertical plane. It is also known as levelling. It may be defined as…

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ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF PLANE TABLE SURVEY

Advantages are                                                            1. Possibility of omitting measurement is eliminated. 2. The surveyor can compare the plotted work in the field…

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METHODS OF PLANE TABLING
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METHODS OF PLANE TABLING

The following four methods are available for carrying out plane table survey: 1. Radiation 2. Intersection 3. Traversing 4. Resection.…

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LOCAL ATTRACTION

A freely suspended and properly balanced magnetic needle is expected to show magnetic meridian.However, local objects like electric wires and objects…

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DECLINATION AND DIP

The magnetic meridian and the true meridian may not coincide with each other in a place. The horizontal angle between…

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BEARING

As stated earlier a bearing of a line is the angle made by the line with respect to a reference…

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