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    The document discusses techniques for computing the area of shapes bounded by regular and irregular boundaries. It describes methods for computing areas of shapes bounded by regular boundaries, including using triangles, coordinates, and the DMD-DPA and DPD-DPA methods. For irregular boundaries, it outlines using the trapezoidal rule and Simpson's one-third rule, noting assumptions made for applying each technique. Examples are provided to illustrate the different area computation methods.

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    The document discusses techniques for computing the area of shapes bounded by regular and irregular boundaries. It describes methods for computing areas of shapes bounded by regular boundaries, including using triangles, coordinates, and the DMD-DPA and DPD-DPA methods. For irregular boundaries, it outlines using the trapezoidal rule and Simpson's one-third rule, noting assumptions made for applying each technique. Examples are provided to illustrate the different area computation methods.

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    Area Computation Techniques

    Objectives

    - Compute area of a closed- compass traverse


    - Area computation of a regular and irregular boundaries

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    AREA BOUNDED BY
    REGULAR BOUNDARIES
    Area by Triangles
    Coordinate Method
    DMD-DPA or DPD-DPA
    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries
    AREA BY TRIANGLES

    a b

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

    EXAMPLE:

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

    AREA BY COORDINATES

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

    EXAMPLE:

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

    AREA BY DMD - DPA METHOD

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

    AREA BY DPD-DPA METHOD

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

    EXAMPLE:

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    Area bounded by Regular Boundaries

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    AREA BOUNDED BY
    IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES
    Trapezoidal rule
    Simpson’s One-Third Rule

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

    AREA BY TRAPEZOIDAL RULE

    ○ Assumption is that the ends of the offsets in the boundary line are
    assumed to be connected by straight lines, thereby forming a series of
    trapezoids.
    ○ Offsets are assumed to be spaced at regular intervals.

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

    AREA BY SIMPSON’S ONE-THIRD RULE

    ○ Based on the assumption that the curved boundary consists of a series


    of parabolic arcs, where each arc is continuous over three adjacent
    offsets which are equally spaced
    ○ Applicable only when there is an odd number of offsets

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

    EXAMPLE

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

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    AREA BOUNDED BY IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES

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    Thank you!

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