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General field operations performed by a surveyor include linear and angular measurements. Points on the ground and on a map are related to each other through a horizontal distance and a horizontal angle. Horizontal angular measurement is made between survey lines to determine the angle between the lRead more
General field operations performed by a surveyor include linear and angular measurements.
- Points on the ground and on a map are related to each other through a horizontal distance and a horizontal angle.
- Horizontal angular measurement is made between survey lines to determine the angle between the lines.
- A horizontal angle is the angle between two measured directions.
- Measurement of horizontal angle is used in traverse surveying and other types of surveying.
- A survey line can be plotted if its length and direction are known. So, it is necessary to measure linear measurement (length) and angular measurement (direction and horizontal angle) of a survey line.
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