STADIA TRAVERSE. Following are stadia intervals and vertical angles for a transit-stadia traverse. The elevation of stadia A is 461.08m, the stadia interval factor is 100.0 and C= 0.0. Rod readings are taken at height of the instrument. Compute the length of each course, the traverse perimeter, and the elevations of the traverse stations. STATIONS OBJ STADIA INTERVAL VERTICAL ANGLE A 2.59 0°46' B C 1.33 8°15' B 1.32 -8°16' с D 3.80 -2°25' C 3.78 2°20' D E 2.19 -1°33'

STADIA TRAVERSE. Following are stadia intervals and vertical angles for a transit-stadia traverse. The elevation of stadia A is 461.08m, the stadia interval factor is 100.0 and C= 0.0. Rod readings are taken at height of the instrument. Compute the length of each course, the traverse perimeter, and the elevations of the traverse stations. STATIONS OBJ STADIA INTERVAL VERTICAL ANGLE A 2.59 0°46' B C 1.33 8°15' B 1.32 -8°16' с D 3.80 -2°25' C 3.78 2°20' D E 2.19 -1°33'

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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