The Theory and Practice of Surveying: Designed for the Use of Surveyors and Engineers Generally, But Especially for the Use of Students in Engineering |
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Common terms and phrases
accuracy accurate adjustment alidade altitude angular axis azimuth base-line bearing bench-marks bubble centre chain coefficient computed contour contour lines corner correction corresponding Cosin Sine Cotang Tang Cotang course declination determined difference of elevation distance equal equation feet field-notes formula Geodetic give given graduated ground height horizontal angle inches instrument intersection latitude length limb line of sight longitude marked mean measured ment meridian method miles minutes of arc monuments motion needle observations obtained parallel plat plotted polar Polaris position principal meridian prismoid protractor refraction revolve right ascension scale sextant shown in Fig side Sine Cosin slide rule slope solar compass square stadia stakes star station surface survey surveyor taken Tang Cotang Tang tangent tape telescope temperature tion transit triangle true velocity vernier vertical angle vertical circle vertical plane wires zero
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