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    The document discusses different methods of tacheometry that can be used to measure distances and elevations. It describes three main groups of tacheometry methods: 1) the stadia method, which includes fixed hair and movable hair subtense methods; 2) the tangential method; and 3) the subtense bar method. It also provides formulas for calculating horizontal and vertical distances and elevations using inclined sights at angles of elevation or depression.

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    The document discusses different methods of tacheometry that can be used to measure distances and elevations. It describes three main groups of tacheometry methods: 1) the stadia method, which includes fixed hair and movable hair subtense methods; 2) the tangential method; and 3) the subtense bar method. It also provides formulas for calculating horizontal and vertical distances and elevations using inclined sights at angles of elevation or depression.

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    The document discusses different methods of tacheometry that can be used to measure distances and elevations. It describes three main groups of tacheometry methods: 1) the stadia method, which includes fixed hair and movable hair subtense methods; 2) the tangential method; and 3) the subtense bar method. It also provides formulas for calculating horizontal and vertical distances and elevations using inclined sights at angles of elevation or depression.

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    Present day methods of tacheometry can be classified in

    one of the following three groups

    1. Stadia Method

    (a) Fixed Hair method of Stadia method

    (b) Movable hair method, or Subtense method

    2. Tangential Method

    3. Subtense bar Method


    Distance and Elevation Formulae for

    Horizontal Sights

    D = Ks + C

    f
    D  s  ( f  d)
    i
    Distance and Elevation formulae for Staff Vertical : InclinedUNIT 2
    Sight

    Case (a): Line of Sight at an angle of elevation Ө

    D = k s cos2Ө + C cosӨ A` A
    Ө

    sin2Ө C
    V=ks + C sinӨ
    2 L
    B r
    B`

    β V
    Q
    O
    Ө
    M
    Q`

    P
    D
    Elevation of Q = Elevation of P (B M) + h + V - r
    Inclined Sight: Distance and Elevation formulae for Staff Vertical

    Case (a): Line of Sight at an angle of elevation Ө


    D = k s cos2Ө + C cosӨ V = k s sin2Ө + C sinӨ
    2
    Elevation of staff station = Elevation of instrument station + h + V – r.

    Case (b): Line of Sight at an angle of depression Ө

    D = k s cos2Ө + C cosӨ sin2Ө


    V=ks + C sinӨ
    2
    Elevation of staff station = Elevation of instrument station + h - V – r.

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