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Formula for Calculating Coordinates of a PD Theodolite
I found a discussion on My Life Blog which offers a formula for finding the coordinates of a PD Theodolite,which I though might be helpful to a surveyor using this type of instrument.
Calculation of measurement with measurement theodolite.melakukan with Theodolite would be more time consuming calculations Dlm coordinates and elevation data let alone done manually using a calculator without the help of software ms excel at this pc.berikut calculation formulas with manual measurement involves counting theodolite.Perhitungan flat distance (D) skewed distance (S) and height difference (△ H). and after that we calculated would begin to calculate the coordinates X, Y, Z.
The formula:
D = ((ba-bb) -100) * (sin V) ^ 2
S = ((ba-bb) -100) * sin V
△ H = tan (90-V) * D + IH-TH
Coordinate
Kor.X = SIN AZ * D + X ST
Kor.Y = COS AZ * D + Y ST
EL .= △ H + EL ST where the vertical angle V = AZ = Azimuth ST = Station tool tool TH IH = high high = target / beacon meters
Has anyone ever used this formula or this instrument? Have anything to add or change in this formula?
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