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    This document describes three cases of trigonometric leveling to determine the relative level (RL) of the top of an object when the base is either accessible or inaccessible. Case I is when the base is accessible, using the reading on a benchmark (BM), vertical angle, and distance to calculate RL. Case II is when the base is inaccessible but the instrument and object share a vertical plane, using distances, angles, and differences to calculate RL. Case III is when the base is inaccessible and they do not share a plane, using additional angles and distances to calculate RL.

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    This document describes three cases of trigonometric leveling to determine the relative level (RL) of the top of an object when the base is either accessible or inaccessible. Case I is when the base is accessible, using the reading on a benchmark (BM), vertical angle, and distance to calculate RL. Case II is when the base is inaccessible but the instrument and object share a vertical plane, using distances, angles, and differences to calculate RL. Case III is when the base is inaccessible and they do not share a plane, using additional angles and distances to calculate RL.

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    Trigonometric Levelling: Case-I Base of Object Accessible

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    This document describes three cases of trigonometric leveling to determine the relative level (RL) of the top of an object when the base is either accessible or inaccessible. Case I is when the base is accessible, using the reading on a benchmark (BM), vertical angle, and distance to calculate RL. Case II is when the base is inaccessible but the instrument and object share a vertical plane, using distances, angles, and differences to calculate RL. Case III is when the base is inaccessible and they do not share a plane, using additional angles and distances to calculate RL.

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    Trigonometric Levelling

    Case-I Base of Object Accessible

    Reading on BM =
    Vertical Angle α =
    Distance, D =

    RL of Top of Object = RL of BM + Bs + D tanα


    =

    Case-II Base of Object inaccessible and instrument axes lies on


    same vertical plane:

    D=
    d=
    S1 =
    S2 =
    θ1 =
    θ2 =
    Case-III Base of Object inaccessible and instrument axes do not
    lies on same vertical plane:

    α=
    θ=
    α1 =
    α2 =
    S1=
    S2 =
    d=

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