Elements of Geodesy
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. They will rep- resent the corrections of the first, second, third . . . Pointings from the zero-mark usually a small quantity.
By multiplying out the parenthesis in the second member of (A), and transposing all the terms from the first, we have X- AX*+AX- AX Introduce into each parenthesis m l m v except the first, o =p l (x l m^]-\-p, \x, m* m 1 +*n l )+ #*(*> m*+m } m, ) CALCULATION OF THE TRIANGULATION.
For ^ ;;*, substitute x and for #// m l write w/; re- membering that m/ y which is to t...ake the place of mf m t, does not mean the /th reading on the jth arc, as recorded, but the recorded reading minus the reading of the zero on that arc.
This will reduce the last equation to o =A*i +AX -AX 1 + AX -AX'+AX -AX 3 = (A + A 1 + A 1 + A>, +A'^ +A I *+A i C.
In the same manner the other equations (A) reduce to AX 1 + AX'+AX*- ..
= (A+A'+A'+A'--- AX'+AX'+AX 1 -..
= (A + A 1 +A' +A* - K+A' Likewise, equations (B) reduce to (A 1 + (A'+A 1 X ; = (A 8 - (D) When the signals observed upon are numerous, the solution of equations (C) and (D) would be very laborious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. They will rep- resent the corrections of the first, second, third . . . Pointings from the zero-mark usually a small quantity.
By multiplying out the parenthesis in the second member of (A), and transposing all the terms from the first, we have X- AX*+AX- AX Introduce into each parenthesis m l m v except the first, o =p l (x l m^]-\-p, \x, m* m 1 +*n l )+ #*(*> m*+m } m, ) CALCULATION OF THE TRIANGULATION.
For ^ ;;*, substitute x and for #// m l write w/; re- membering that m/ y which is to t...ake the place of mf m t, does not mean the /th reading on the jth arc, as recorded, but the recorded reading minus the reading of the zero on that arc.
This will reduce the last equation to o =A*i +AX -AX 1 + AX -AX'+AX -AX 3 = (A + A 1 + A 1 + A>, +A'^ +A I *+A i C.
In the same manner the other equations (A) reduce to AX 1 + AX'+AX*- ..
= (A+A'+A'+A'--- AX'+AX'+AX 1 -..
= (A + A 1 +A' +A* - K+A' Likewise, equations (B) reduce to (A 1 + (A'+A 1 X ; = (A 8 - (D) When the signals observed upon are numerous, the solution of equations (C) and (D) would be very laborious.
What to read after Elements of Geodesy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Howard Gore to read onlineMoreLess
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