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Fieldwork No2 1
Fieldwork No2 1
Fieldwork No. 2
MEASURING
OBSTRUCTED DISTANCE
BY TAPE ONLY
Submitted to:
Engr. Philip Pejo Melante
Instructor
Submitted by:
Mark Christian V. Vargas
Student
BSCE 2A
Objective:
To learn the methods of measuring a distance indirectly with the use of tape
Location:
Any place with level and clear ground surface
Instruments needed:
2 range pole
1 steel/plastic tape
4 marking pins
Stakes hubs
Procedure:
I. The terminal points are not intervisible
1. Drive two hubs on the ground and designate them as points A and
B with distance obstructed or assumed to be obstructed.
2. Set a third point C which will form a triangle with points A and B.
3. With the use of the tape, measure distance AC and BC.
4. Set point D in between and in line with AC with a known distance
from C. Set point E in between and in line with BC with a distance
equal to BC(CD)/AC from point C.
5. Measure distance DE.
6. By proportion: AB= DE(AC)/CD or DE(BC)/CE.
B. By Cosine method:
B. By offset method
DE (BC )
AB=
CE
7.21 ( 129.58 )
AB=
7
AB=133.47 m
B. Cosine method
sin ( 12 ACB )= DE
20
sin (
2 )
ACB 14.18
=
20
'
∠ ACB=90 ° 18 26
AB = AC 2 +BC 2−2 ( AC ) ( BC ) cosC
2
B. Offset method
Field Measurement
Line Length
AB 15
AB’=A’B 12
B’B 9
Sketches:
SIMILAR TRIANGLE METHOD (I) SIMILAR TRIANGLE METHOD (II)
OFFSET METHOD (II)
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