Surveying
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Surveying

  1. 595 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
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Table of contents

  1. 1. Fundamentals
  2. 1.1 Introduction
  3. 1.2 Reference Surfaces
  4. 1.3 Measuring Systems and Units
  5. 1.4 Error Theory
  6. 1.5 Short Introduction to Matrix Algebra
  7. 2. Elements of Surveying Instruments
  8. 2.1 Spirit Levels
  9. 2.2 Imaging with Lenses
  10. 2.3 Measuring Telescopes
  11. 2.4 Tripods and Instrument Base
  12. 3. Theodolites and Angular Measurements
  13. 3.1 Horizontal, Vertical and Space Angles
  14. 3.2 The Theodolite (Transit)
  15. 3.3 Optical Theodolites
  16. 3.4 Electronic Theodolites
  17. 3.5 Levelling and Centring of Measuring Instruments
  18. 3.6 Testing and Adjusting a Theodolite
  19. 3.7 Horizontal Angle Measurements
  20. 3.8 Orientation with Gyro Instruments
  21. 4. Distance Measurements
  22. 4.1 Simple Distance Measurements
  23. 4.2 Tacheometry (Stadia Distances)
  24. 4.3 Precision Distance Measurements with Mechanical and Optical Means
  25. 4.4 Electronic Distance Measurements
  26. 5. Fundamentals of Plane Coordinate Computations
  27. 5.1 Rectangular and Polar Coordinates
  28. 5.2 Coordinate Transformation
  29. 5.3 Rectangular Coordinate Systems
  30. 6. Determination of Plane Horizontal Coordinates
  31. 6.1 Types of Point Determinations
  32. 6.2 Uncertainties in Determination and Definition of Horizontal Points
  33. 6.3 Preparatory Computations
  34. 6.4 Trigonometric Point Determination
  35. 6.5 Point Determination Based on Distance Measurements
  36. 6.6 Point Determination Using a Combination of Angular and Distance Measurements
  37. 6.7 Polar Surveys of Object Points
  38. 6.8 Traversing
  39. 7. Fundamentals of Horizontal Geodetic Networks
  40. 7.1 Older Horizontal Networks
  41. 7.2 Design and Observation of a Modern Horizontal Network
  42. 7.3 General Remarks on Geodetic Network Design
  43. 7.4 Approximate Method for the Computation of Small Combined Networks
  44. 8. Field Surveys with Simple Instrumentation and their Evaluation
  45. 8.1 Marking of Points and Straight Lines
  46. 8.2 Staking of Fixed Angles
  47. 8.3 Detail Surveys
  48. 8.4 Plotting of the Survey Plan
  49. 8.5 Reproduction and Scale Changes
  50. 8.6 Area Determination
  51. 9. Differential Levelling
  52. 9.1 Levelling Instruments
  53. 9.2 Levelling Methods
  54. 10. Trigonometric Heighting
  55. 10.1 Basic Equation for Trigonometric Heights
  56. 10.2 Theodolite Parts Designed for Vertical Angle Measurements
  57. 10.3 Measuring of Vertical Angles
  58. 10.4 Trigonometric Heights Over Short Ranges
  59. 10.5 Trigonometric Heighting Over Long Ranges
  60. 10.6 Refraction Coefficient from Reciprocal Sights
  61. 10.7 Reduction of Zenith Angles to Station Origin
  62. 10.8 Accuracy of Trigonometric Heights Over Long Ranges
  63. 10.9 Trigonometric Height Traversing
  64. 11. Barometric Heighting
  65. 11.1 Physical Fundamentals
  66. 11.2 Mercury Barometers
  67. 11.3 Corrections of the Mercury Barometer Readings
  68. 11.4 Aneroid Barometers with Membrane Box
  69. 11.5 Corrections to the Aneroid Barometer Readings
  70. 11.6 Determination of Elevation Differences Using Barometer Measurements
  71. 11.7 Determination of Elevation Differences Using Altimeter Measurements
  72. 11.8 Accuracy of Barometric Heights
  73. 12. Three-Dimensional Positioning
  74. 12.1 Topographic Surveying with Conventional Means
  75. 12.2 Electronic Tacheometers
  76. 12.3 Inertial Positioning
  77. 12.4 Positioning with Satellites
  78. 13. Route Surveying
  79. 13.1 Basic Design Considerations
  80. 13.2 Simple Staking with a Theodolite
  81. 13.3 Staking of the Principal Points of a Circular Arc
  82. 13.4 Staking of Intermediate Points
  83. 13.5 Approximate Formulae for Practical Use
  84. 13.6 Compound Curves
  85. 13.7 Easement Curves
  86. 14. Engineering Surveys
  87. 14.1 Tasks of and Special Problems in Engineering Surveys
  88. 14.2 Earthwork Computation
  89. 14.3 Earthwork Computation Using Digital Terrain Models
  90. 14.4 Engineering Surveys in Connection with Transportation Routes
  91. 14.5 Staking of Structures
  92. 14.6 Monitoring of Power Dams
  93. References
  94. Author Index
  95. Subject Index