Treatise On Levelling Topography And Higher Surveying
Treatise On Levelling Topography And Higher Surveying
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Grade or slope is not a straight line. Calling the globe spherical, this line, when traced in the plane of a great circle, would be a log- arithmic spiral. On a length of six miles, the difference in the middle between it and its straight chord would be six feet. PART II. INDIRECT LEVELLING. CHAPTEE I. METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS. (87. ) Vertical Surveying. Levelling may be named VER-. TICAL SURVEYING, or Up-and-down Surveying ; Land Sur- veying being HORIZONTAL SURVEYING, or Right-and-left and For...e-and-aft Surveying. AH the methods of determining the position of a. Point in horizontal surveying, may be used in vertical surveying. The point may be determined by coordinates situated in a vertical plane, as in any of the systems employed in L. S. (Part I. , Chapter I. ), in a horizontal plane. Pio M Thus, if a balloon be held down by a sin- gle rope attached to a point in a level sur- face, its height above that surface is found by measuring the length of the rope. This is the Direct Method.
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Grade or slope is not a straight line. Calling the globe spherical, this line, when traced in the plane of a great circle, would be a log- arithmic spiral. On a length of six miles, the difference in the middle between it and its straight chord would be six feet. PART II. INDIRECT LEVELLING. CHAPTEE I. METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS. (87. ) Vertical Surveying. Levelling may be named VER-. TICAL SURVEYING, or Up-and-down Surveying ; Land Sur- veying being HORIZONTAL SURVEYING, or Right-and-left and For...e-and-aft Surveying. AH the methods of determining the position of a. Point in horizontal surveying, may be used in vertical surveying. The point may be determined by coordinates situated in a vertical plane, as in any of the systems employed in L. S. (Part I. , Chapter I. ), in a horizontal plane. Pio M Thus, if a balloon be held down by a sin- gle rope attached to a point in a level sur- face, its height above that surface is found by measuring the length of the rope. This is the Direct Method.
What to read after Treatise On Levelling Topography And Higher Surveying?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M William Mitchell Gillespie to read onlineMoreLess
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