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Report Lab#4
Report Lab#4
Surveying Lab
Section #4
2012888165
Group #3
Abstract:
In this experiment well learn how to use the
digital Theodolite and to know the basics about
it. Also how to read and measured the
horizontal angles using the digital Theodolite.
Introduction:
Device Information:
The Digital Theodolite - Electronic Series,
offers state-of-the-art technology at an
affordable price. Our Theodolite - Electronic
Series come with newly-designed double LCD
displays, as well as numeric & alphabetic
keypad, and are ideal for the measurement
of horizontal and vertical angles, used in
surveying. It consists of a small telescope
mounted so as to move on two graduated
circles, one horizontal and the other vertical,
while its axes pass through the centre of the
circles.
* Telescope: 30x
* Image: Erect
* Field of view: 130'
* Accuracy: 1"
* Minimum reading: 1"/5"
* Double LCD
* Vertical Compensation
* Laser Plummet
* EDM interface: RS232C
* Data output: RS232C
* Angle Measurement: Gradian (GON)
* Battery capacity: 20h
Method:
Design :
1. Digital Theodolite.
2. Ranging Poles.
3. Tripod.
Procedures:
At the beginning, we determine three points
randomly at the field to create a triangle, and
then two points of them are marked by the
ranging poles, and the other point we put the
Digital Theodolite on it. After that we start to
make centering and leveling for the Digital
Theodolite. Then we turn on the device and
put it toward the first point to see the
ranging pole from the lens, then we click on
(oset) at the device to reset the readings,
then we start rotating the device toward the
second point (to the right) and when we see
the ranging pole from the lens we fastened
the device from moving and take the reading
from the screen, then we turn off the device
and moving it to the other point and doing all
that steps, for all the points. After doing that
well calculate the summation for the angles
and determine the error (by subtract 200
(gon) from our readings (the summation
(gon))) and doing the suitable correction.
References:
http://www.worldoftest.com/electronictheodol
ite.htm