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A curve which consists of two or more arcs of different circles having different radius and different centers lying on the same side of the common tangent (perpendicular to both of the arcs) is known as compound curve.
Compound curve in surveying is a type of curved alignment that requires multiple radii to be measured and connected together. Compound curves are typically used to help facilitate the gradual transition of a road or railway line from one alignment to another, and they can help improve the overall efficiency and safety of these routes.