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    GEOINFORMATICS LABORATORY EXERCISE-4

    Leveling UsingAuto level

    Objective: To carry out leveling operation using Automatic level and familiarize with the
    operation of the instrument

    Equipment: Nikon/Leica Automatic level

    Procedure:
    (i) Setup and level the instrument
    (ii) Take the first reading (back sight) by putting staff on the known RL (near GI lab)
    (iii) Carryout fly leveling operation and calculate RL of some fixed features (Electric Poles and
    Markings on Ground) using two methods given above.
    (iv) Take the last reading (foresight) and close on the same point near GI lab.
    (v) Enter observations in the leveling field book by two methods

    Reporting the following in the laboratory report:


    (i) Specification of Automatic Level used.
    (ii) Error sources, if any, in whole operation
    (iii) How the closing error can be distributed/adjusted
    (iv) From closing error, report the quality of your work

    Rise and Fall Method

    Station Point Back Intermediate Fore Fall Rise R.L.(m) Remarks


    Sight Sight Sight

    (Apply various checks)

    Height of collimation method

    Station Point Back Intermediate Fore Height R.L.(m) Remarks


    Sight Sight Sight Of
    Instrument

    (Apply various checks)

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