📘 surveying
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Curve Ranging
1. **Problem Statement:**
(a) State four obstacles encountered in curve ranging.
Traverse Coordinates
1. **Problem Statement:**
Calculate the coordinates of new points K', K'', and L' using the traverse method given initial coordinates and bearings/distances.
Profile Leveling
1. **Problem Statement:**
Construct the level notes, indicate elevations, and perform an arithmetic check for the profile leveling data given for the extension of Roxas Blvd. The e
Profile Leveling
1. **Problem Statement:**
Construct the level notes for the profile leveling of the proposed extension of Roxas Blvd using the given data, indicate elevations, and perform an arith
Profile Leveling
1. **Problem Statement:**
We are given a profile leveling scenario with stations A to H and a datum at station A with elevation 240. We need to write the major steps of profile lev
Horizontal Distance
1. **State the problem:**
We have a measured distance between points A and B as 308.955 units at field conditions with temperature -21°C and applied tension 27 lbs. Points A and B
Polygon Azimuth Distance
1. The problem involves finding missing azimuths and distances for a polygon with 4 points and known azimuths and distances for three sides: line 2-3 with azimuth $326^\circ00'$ an
Tangent Pc
1. **State the problem:**
We have two tangents intersecting at station 4107 with given data about compound curves: angles $I_1 = 31^\circ$, $I_2 = 35^\circ$, and deflection angles
Curvature Refraction
1. **Problem 6: Combined effect of curvature and refraction on level sights**
Given distances: 30, 50, 100, 250, 300, 500, 1000, 2000 m
Sag Correction
1. **State the problem:** We are given a 100 m tape with a sag correction of 30 cm when supported at the ends only.
2. The sag correction when a tape is supported only at the ends
Sag Correction
1. **State the problem:** The sag correction for a 100 m tape is 30 cm when supported only at the ends. We need to find the sag correction for the same tape when it is supported at
Tape Measure Errors
1. **Problem:** Given that the measured distance AB is 165.20 m using a 50 m tape that is 0.01 m too short, we want to find the correct distance AB.
2. **Step 1: Understand the mea
Tape Measurement Errors
1. Problem: The distance from A to B is measured as 165.20 m with a 50 m tape that is 0.01 m too short.
Step 1: Understand tape length error.