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Theodolite surveying instruments are used to measure horizontal and vertical angles in order to calculate the relative position of a point. To use a theodolite, the user must begin by setting up the instrument over the reference point, or known point, whose position is already known within the surveRead more
Theodolite surveying instruments are used to measure horizontal and vertical angles in order to calculate the relative position of a point. To use a theodolite, the user must begin by setting up the instrument over the reference point, or known point, whose position is already known within the surveying environment. The user will then level the instrument and sight it on the point that is to be located.
The user will then rotate the theodolite to determine the horizontal angle, and record the angular reading from the vernier scale. The user will then move the theodolite to a second point and repeat the process to measure the vertical angle. By using the measurements
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