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1. Preface
2. Introduction
Traverse
Tacheometry
Traverse
Tacheometry
6. Conclusion
7. Comment
8. Referencen
9. Appendix
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1) Preface
First of all, thank you extended to our lecturers, Madam Nursyahani to have a lot of
help and guidance to provide important information for us to prepare this report. A special
thanks to the management of UiTM for their support throughout the practical work of this
report. We also thanks to the Geomatic’s Store room for providing equipment or instruments
to doing this practical.
Most of all, we would to thank to our group members for their dedication and play
their responsibilities’ as a group members. In order to finish this practical, we use extra time
while doing this practical to make sure this practical done. We are grateful as all of our
members have given their cooperation and ideas in order to overcome it. From this practical
we have a lot experience and knowledge. This report is the evidence that we had done our
practical task.
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2) Introduction
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3) Aims and Objectives
To get the value of reduced level at every point of cross and long section.
To get the land profile of the curve for the land widening.
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4) Instruments use in traversing.
This instrument is integrates theodolite and EDM. Both angle and distance can be
obtained electronically using this instrument. We used 1 total station in this practical
task.
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Tripod is used to set up total station and prism. We used 3 tripods in this practical
task.
Mini prism is used as reflector to get the data. Prism can be replaced by mini prism.
Tape is used to measure the distance from one station to other station and its also used
to measured chainage and intervals.
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Nails is used to remarks the station. We used nails or picket in this practical task.
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5) Methodology and Data Processing
Traverse
1. Conduct a traverse consists of 6 stations which is started using assumed bearing to be the
Horizontal Control Points.
2. Set up the total station on station 2. Set up the prism at station 1 and station 3.
3. Using the total station, target the prism at station 1 through the telescope and focus the
cross hair on the target.
4. Then turn the horizontal and vertical slow motion screws to make sure the cross hair is
perfectly on the target.
5. Measure the distance and set the datum value into the total station using face left.
6. Then target the prism at station point 3. Then, record the bearing and distance value from
station 1 to station 3 as face left.
7. Turn the telescope 180ºvertically and target the prism at station point 1. Record the
distance and bearing obtained as face right.
8. Repeat step 2 until 7 for other stations. Then, move the total station to another station.
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1. From the line of traverse of curve establish the longitudinal section and establish 10 meter
of interval along the longitudinal section.
2. The interval should be 10 meters or nearest to 10 meter.
3. Then, after finished longitudinal section, establish cross section which perpendicular 90º
to longitudinal section.
4. The length of cross section 20 m and the 5 meter interval.
5. Firstly, the points of longitudinal section need to be planted with interval 10m from 0m to
30m and 0m to 40m. There are 2 line of longitudinal section, line from Station 2 to
Station 1 and from Station 2 to Station 3.
6. Then, the Reduced Level for each of the longitudinal section points were calculated and
recorded from Station 2.
7. After that, the total station is set up on each of the longitudinal section points with
calculated Reduced Level. Then, the Station 1 is used as the back sight, and turn to 90º
from the back sight. With interval of 5m from 0m to 20m, the details were collected along
the line. The steps were repeated for the line 270º from the back sight.
8. The step 7 is repeated for the rest of the longitudinal section points.
9. The data were recorded manually by hand and automatically by instrument.
10. The data were downloaded and used as the input data for the Civil, Design and Survey
(CDS) and AutoCAD to be processed.
11. Next, by using the data processed by the CDS and AutoCAD, the drawing plans were
drawn with specified format.
12. The longitudinal and cross section profiles were obtained.
Tacheometry
1. Detail survey involves extraction of the surrounding features nearby the stations such as
trees, fences, buildings, etc.
2. Set up Total Station on the station 2 and set back bearing on station 1 as back sight. The
height of instrument (Hi) and height of target (Ht) of the observed features (center of the
prism) were measured and recorded.
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3. Station 2 is Temporary Bench Mark that was established from the previous practical task,
Precise Levelling. Thus, the Reduced Level of Station 2 is used as the datum for Vertical
Control Points.
4. Collected data for detail features surveying using the total station were horizontal and
vertical angles, horizontal and slope distances.
5. Mini prisms with poles were placed at the features that needed to be taken as detail.
6. The mini prisms were target using the total station and the data observed were recorded.
7. All the collected data and type of detail were recorded in Total Station and in field book.
The types of details were noted in the Total Station and field book.
8. The step 2 – step 6 were repeated for observation on other stations.
9. The value of V was calculated using the observed data, slope distance, L, vertical angle,
Ø. The value of V was calculated first before getting the reduced level (RL) of the target.
10. V was calculated using formula, L × Sin Ø. Value of Ø was calculated by 90ºvertical
angle. V may be positive or negative value.
11. Using the value of V, the RL of target was calculated using the observed data, height of
instrument, Hi, height of target, Ht, reduced level of instrument and V.
12. The formula, RLt = RLi + Hi ± V – Ht for manual calculations in getting the Reduced
Level of target.
13. The details collected were all recorded in the total station. Then the data has been
downloaded from the total station to computer.
14. Next the data has been processed using Civil, Design and Survey (CDS) to get the
Reduced Level of each detail.
15. Then, the data is used as the input data in AutoCAD for the drawing plan of detail.
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6) Results and Analysis
Traverse
BEARING /
ANGLE F LINE To Vert Distance Temp Dist Betw Final
Stn Face Left Face Right Mean Final Bearing Ang (m) Support Distance
(34.970)
2 C = -3.83” (34.970)
(45.196)
3 C = -7.66” (45.194)
(35.738)
4 C = -11.49” (35.739)
(60.283)
5 C = -15.32” (60.254)
40.963
6 C = -19.15” (40.960)
(50.012)
1 C= -23” (32.445)
(34.945)
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New New
Line Bearing Distance Latitude Departure Northing Easting
Latitude Departure
2 1000.000 1000.000
3 94 09 16 45.196 -3.274 45.077 -3.273 45.078 996.727 1045.078
-0.001 +0.001
4 203 57 34 35.738 -32.659 -14.513 -32.658 -14.512 964.069 1030.566
-0.001 -0.001
5 300 00 12 60.283 30.145 -52.205 30.147 -52.205 994.216 978.361
+0.002 -0.000
6 344 43 50 40.964 39.518 -10.788 39.519 -10.787 1033.735 967.574
+0.001 -0.001
1 87 51 58 32.446 1.208 32.424 1.209 32.425 1034.944 999.999
+0.001 +0.001
2 180 00 00 34.945 -34.945 0 -34.944 0.001 1000.000 1000.000
-0.001 +0.001
Total 249.572 -0.007 -0.005 0.000 0.000
Linear misclosure:
= √ (-0.007)² + (-0.005)²
= 0.009
Accuracy:
= 1÷ (249.572÷0.009)
= 1: 27,730m
Area:
= ½ (NE – EN)
= ½ (6,046,133.987-6,041,609.423)
= ½ (4524.564)
= 2262.282m2
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Longitudinal Section and Cross Section
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SD/HT 17 269º47’36” 97º18’39” 5.017 1.250 Cross
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SD/HT 30 340.0000 94.2529 5.060 1.300 Cross
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STN 30 1000.000 1000.000 15.61735
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SD/HT 55 89º01’26” 88º26’29” 9.984 1.250 Cross
SD/HT 57 Cross
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Below is the data of Longitudinal and Cross Section Profile and the Profiles are
shown in Appendix:
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30 20.000 -5.000 21.952
1 34.677
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2 10 34.566
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53 80.000 0.000 19.606
Tacheometry
Data of Tacheometry:
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SD/HT 2006 89.4540 85.4002 19.629 1.300 PKK
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SD/HT 2043 129.2446 82.3209 9.551 1.300 PAR
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SD/HT 2079 69.3015 86.4022 46.050 1.300 JLN
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7) Conclusion
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8) Comments
9) Reference
10) Appendix
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