Hi,
Step 1: Adjusting measured angles:
Observed Angle A = 59o
Observed Angle B = 106o
Observed Angle C =60o
Observed Angle D = 135o
Total = 360o
Theoretical sum of angles of ploygon= (n-2) x 180o (where n=number of sides)
Theoretical sum of angles of given quadrilateral = (4-2) x 180o =360o
Angular error = 360o-360o = 0
Hence the angles measured are correct and no correction is required in angles at this point.
Results are presented below:
Station |
A |
B |
C |
D |
Observed Angle |
59o |
106o |
60o |
135o |
Correction in each angle |
0o |
0o |
0o |
0o |
Adjusted angle |
59o |
106o |
60o |
135o |
Step 2: Calculation of azimuths of all lines
For a clockwise traverse, azimuth of other lines with one known azimuth is calculated by below formula:
Azimuth of preceding line = Azimuth of previous line - Angle between lines + 180o
Azimuth of AB = 56o
Balance azimuths:
Azimuth of BC = 56o – 106o + 180o = 130o
Azimuth of CD = 130o – 60o + 180o = 250o
Azimuth of DA = 250o – 135o + 180o= 295o
Step 3: Calculating Northing and Easting of each line:
Formula:
Northing = Distance x cos (Azimuth)
Easting = Distance x sin (Azimuth)
Accordingly results are furnished in below table:
Line |
Length |
Azimuth |
Northing |
Easting |
feet |
feet |
feet |
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AB |
120 |
56o |
67.1031 |
99.4845 |
BC |
100 |
130o |
-64.2788 |
76.6044 |
CD |
106 |
250o |
-36.2541 |
-99.6074 |
DA |
86 |
295o |
36.3452 |
-77.9425 |
Sum |
412 |
2.9154 |
-1.4609 |
Step 4: Calculating Coordinates of each line:
Formula:
North Coordinate of an end = North coordinate of another end + Northing of line
East Coordinate of an end = East coordinate of another end + Easting of line
Accordingly results are furnished in below table:
Station |
Line |
Northing |
Easting |
Coordinates |
Coordinates |
A |
0.0000 N |
0.0000 E |
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AB |
67.1031 |
99.4845 |
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B |
67.1031 N |
99.4845 E |
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BC |
-64.2788 |
76.6044 |
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C |
2.8244 N |
176.0890 E |
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CD |
-36.2541 |
-99.6074 |
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D |
-33.4297 N |
76.4815 E |
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DA |
36.3452 |
-77.9425 |
Step 5: Calculating corrected Northing and easting of each line:
As per Bowditch rule for a closed traverse:
Correction in northing of a line = total error in northing x length of line / perimeter of traverse
Correction in easting of a line = total error in easting x length of line / perimeter of traverse
Accordingly results are furnished in below table:
Line |
Length |
Northing |
Easting |
Correction in northing |
Correction in easting |
Adjusted Northing |
Adjusted Easting |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 = 3-5 |
8=4-6 |
AB |
120 |
67.1031 |
99.4845 |
0.8492 |
-0.4255 |
66.2540 |
99.9100 |
BC |
100 |
-64.2788 |
76.6044 |
0.7076 |
-0.3546 |
-64.9864 |
76.9590 |
CD |
106 |
-36.2541 |
-99.6074 |
0.7501 |
-0.3759 |
-37.0042 |
-99.2315 |
DA |
86 |
36.3452 |
-77.9425 |
0.6086 |
-0.3050 |
35.7366 |
-77.6375 |
Sum |
412 |
2.9154 |
-1.4609 |
2.9154 |
-1.4609 |
0.0000 |
0.0000 |
Step 6: Calculating final coordinates of each line:
Final Coordinates According to adjusted northing and easting are furnished in below table:
Station |
Line |
Northing |
Easting |
Coordinates |
Coordinates |
A |
0.0000 N |
0.0000 E |
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AB |
66.2540 |
99.9100 |
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B |
66.2540 N |
99.9100 E |
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BC |
-64.9864 |
76.9590 |
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C |
1.2676 N |
176.8691 E |
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CD |
-37.0042 |
-99.2315 |
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D |
-35.7366 N |
77.6375 E |
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DA |
35.7366 |
-77.6375 |
a) Fill up the table:
Station |
Observed Angle |
Azimuth |
Length |
E |
N |
To Station |
A |
59o |
56o |
120 |
67.1031 |
99.4845 |
B |
B |
106o |
130o |
100 |
-64.2788 |
76.6044 |
C |
C |
60o |
250o |
106 |
-36.2541 |
-99.6074 |
D |
D |
135o |
295o |
86 |
36.3452 |
-77.9425 |
A |
Sum |
360o |
412 |
2.9154 |
-1.4609 |
b) Calculate the corrected angles:
Station |
A |
B |
C |
D |
Observed Angle |
59o |
106o |
60o |
135o |
Adjusted angle |
59o |
106o |
60o |
135o |
c) Find DE and DN
d) Find the closing error
Closing error = 3.2610 feet
e) Find the relative accuracy
Relative accuracy = 0.007915 = 1/126
f) Fill up the table
Station |
Line |
Corrected DN |
Corrected DE |
(N) Correct |
(E) Correct |
A |
0.0000 N |
0.0000 E |
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AB |
0.8492 |
-0.4255 |
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B |
66.2540 N |
99.9100 E |
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BC |
0.7076 |
-0.3546 |
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C |
1.2676 N |
176.8691 E |
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CD |
0.7501 |
-0.3759 |
|||
D |
-35.7366 N |
77.6375 E |
|||
DA |
0.6086 |
-0.3050 |
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