b)Table 3 shows the data of closed traverse. Table 3  Station    Bearing    Distance (m) 1-2    103o 31' 30”    71.700 2-3    196o 26' 50”    73.300 3-4    273o 57' 10”    75.200 4-5    340o 13' 50”    54.350 5-1    55o 18' 40”    54.030 Illustrate a diagram and find; i)The latitude and departure of each line. ii)The adjusted value of latitude and departure for each line.  iii)The coordinate for each station, given the coordinate of station1 (N3000, W4000)

Q: a. Adjust the traverse using Compass Rule/Bowditch Rule (solution and tables for corrected latitude…

A: Corrections to Latitudes and Departures: {Using Bowditch Method to adjust the traverse - As per this…

Q: Given the tabulated measurement of the closed traverse as shown. Determine the area of the traverse…

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Q: Q8) Calculate the adjusted coordinates of all stations in the following traverse given that the…

A: Bearing and Length of Lines of a Traverse QRSTQ is given. Coordinate of origin station Q = ( 0,0 )…

Q: A closed traverse has the following data: LINE / LENGTH (m) / Bearing AB / 126.00 m/ N 35° E BC /…

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Q: Calculate the latitudes, departures and closing error for the following traverse ABCDA. Adjust also…

A: Line length(m) Azimuth(AZ) Lattitude Departure AB 210.05 44° 31' 10'' 149.76 147.27 BC 241.95…

Q: Course Balanced Balanced Departure Latitude Double Area (*) DMD Double Area (-) AB 517.44 -388.84 вс…

A: 1) Length of course BC = Departure2BC+Latitude2BC                                      =…

Q: Balance the given traverse using (a) Compass Rule and (b) Transit Rule. COURSE LENGTH (m) BEARING AB…

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Q: The following data for a closed traverse is as follows. Determine the area of the closed traverse

A: To Determine Omitted information from the table. The area of the closed traverse.

Q: situation 3) Using the given data in the traverse, Course Distance, m Bearing N15 18'E S85 46'E AB…

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Q: Following are the stadia intervals and vertical angles for a transit-stadia traverse. The elevation…

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Q: A parcel of land has been surveyed in the field and the lengths and bearings of the various sides…

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Q: Magnetic Declination: 1. In a compass survey made twenty years ago the observed magnetic bearing of…

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Q: Bearing Angle Traverse Given the tabulated measurement of a closed traverse with unknown length and…

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Traverse Survey

Traverse surveying is a popular method of surveying. Traversing is that type of survey where several connected survey lines form a framework and the directions and lengths of the survey lines are measured with the help of a tool to measure angles and tape or chain respectively. Traverse networks involve placing survey stations in a queue or trail and using pre-tested points as a basis for looking at the next point. This type of surveying is different from Tacheometric surveying, where only angles are measured and the process of chaining is reduced.