Can you please explain tacheometric surveying?
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Tacheometric Surveying is a rapid process for calculating the measurements or reading of the objects. It is a method in which the distance between instrument and staff stations is determined by the tacheometric only. It is an angular type of surveying.
The chaining process is not done in this process and fieldwork can be done in a very short time. Contour plans if the area is mainly done by this process.
As we don’t consider the chaining process and this process is suitable for the hilly areas, areas covered with water or lakes etc. where chaining process is not possible or if it is done it will become very slow, tedious and inaccurate.
Tacheometric surveying is a method of surveying that uses special instruments called tacheometers, which measure distances and angles to accurately map an area.
This method of surveying is used to calculate the topography of a particular area and has been used for many years in construction and engineering works. Tacheometric surveying is quicker and more accurate than traditional methods and often requires fewer surveyors.