Technic of Surveying Instruments And Methods
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) (6) Hand-levelman, with ring end of tape in one hand and hand-level in the other, backs down hill from + 00 (in direction at right angles to CL) until he reads on rod (held on the ground at Sta. + 00) r such that 98. 3 + r h = 95. (Hand-levelman is then standing on contour point 95. ) (7) Rodman, standing at + 00, holding tape box, then reads " dis- tance out" say, for illustration, 37 ft. (8) Recorder enters in his notes the fraction f (see form of notes below. Numerator = elevation; denomin...ator = dis- tance out. Recorder should face forward, and enter fraction just to right or left of central vertical line of right-hand page according as contour point is to right or left of station). (9) Rodman next goes out beyond hand-levelman until latter reads r f such that r' = 5 + h. Rod is then standing at contour point 90. (10) Rod- man reads distance from hand-levelman to rod let us say, 42 ft. (11) Recorder enters fraction, f, along- side preceding entry (denominator = total distance out, as always).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) (6) Hand-levelman, with ring end of tape in one hand and hand-level in the other, backs down hill from + 00 (in direction at right angles to CL) until he reads on rod (held on the ground at Sta. + 00) r such that 98. 3 + r h = 95. (Hand-levelman is then standing on contour point 95. ) (7) Rodman, standing at + 00, holding tape box, then reads " dis- tance out" say, for illustration, 37 ft. (8) Recorder enters in his notes the fraction f (see form of notes below. Numerator = elevation; denomin...ator = dis- tance out. Recorder should face forward, and enter fraction just to right or left of central vertical line of right-hand page according as contour point is to right or left of station). (9) Rodman next goes out beyond hand-levelman until latter reads r f such that r' = 5 + h. Rod is then standing at contour point 90. (10) Rod- man reads distance from hand-levelman to rod let us say, 42 ft. (11) Recorder enters fraction, f, along- side preceding entry (denominator = total distance out, as always).
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