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Calculation of latitudes and departures:
Latitude of a line = * cos ()
Departure of a line = * sin ()
Where, = Length of the line
= Whole circle bearing (WCB) of the line
Line AB:
Length () = 125.20 m (given)
WCB () = 8045
Therefore,
Latitude of line AB = 125.20 * cos (8045)
= + 20.125 m
Departure of line AB = 125.20 * sin (8045)
= + 123.572 m
Similarly for other lines latitude and departure can be calculated which are shown in the table below:
Line | Length (m) | WCB | Latitude (m) | Departure (m) |
AB | 125.2 | 80 45 | 20.125 | 123.572 |
BC | 232.59 | 143 26 | -186.808 | 138.567 |
CD | 175 | 243 15 | -78.762 | -156.271 |
DA | 268.9 | 336 32 | 246.66 | -107.08 |
Sum of latitudes = 20.125 + (-186.808) + (-78.762) + 246.66
Similarly,
Sum of departures = 123.572 + 138.567 + (-156.271) + (-107.08)
Therefore error of closure (e) is calculated using the following expression:
e = [ 1.2152 + 1.2122]0.5
e = 1.716 m
Therefore error of closure of the traverse is 1.716 m
Adjusting the traverse:
Sum of latitudes is nothing but the error in latitude.
Therefore, Error in latitudes = +1.215 m
As the error is positive, correction for latitudes must be negative.
Similarly,
Sum of departures is nothing but the error in departures.
Therefore, error in departures = -1.212
As the error is negative, correction for departures must be positive.
And perimeter
Let us apply compass rule to balance the traverse.
According to compass rule,
Correction for latitude of any line = Error in latitude * (Length of the line / Perimeter of traverse)
Correction for departure of any line = Error in departure * (Length of the line / Perimeter of traverse)
Where,
Perimeter of traverse = Sum of lengths of all the sides
= 125.20 + 232.59 + 175 + 268.90
= 801.69 m
Now,
For line AB:
Correction for latitude = 1.215 * (125.20 / 801.69)
= 0.1897
Correction for departure = 1.212 * (125.20 / 801.69)
= 0.1893
Therefore,
Corrected latitude of line AB = Computed latitude + Correction for latitude
= 20.125 - 0.1897 [ Correction for latitude is negative]
= 19.9353
Corrected departure of line AB = Computed departure + Correction to departure
= 123.572 + 0.1893 [Correction for departure is positive]
= 123.7613
Similarly for other lines, Correction can be applied which are shown in the table below:
Correction | Corrected | ||||||||
Line | Length (m) | WCB | Latitude (m) | Departure (m) | Latitude | Departure | Latitude | Departure | |
AB | 125.2 | 80 45 | 20.125 | 123.572 | -0.1897 | 0.1893 | 19.9353 | 123.7613 | |
BC | 232.59 | 143 26 | -186.808 | 138.567 | -0.3525 | 0.3516 | -187.1605 | 138.9186 | |
CD | 175 | 243 15 | -78.762 | -156.271 | -0.2652 | 0.2646 | -79.0272 | -156.0064 | |
DA | 268.9 | 336 32 | 246.66 | -107.08 | -0.4075 | 0.4065 | 246.2525 | -106.6735 | |
Sum | 801.69 | 1.215 | -1.212 | 0 | 0 |
Calculation of coordinates:
Coordinate of A is given as 50, 50
i.e.,
North Coordinate of A = 50
East coordinate of A = 50
Therefore,
North coordinate of B = North coordinate of A + Latitude of AB
= 50 + 19.9353
= 69.9353
East coordinate of B = East coordinate of A + Departure of AB
= 50 + 123.7613
= 173.7613
Coordinate of B is (69.9353 N, 173.7613 E)
Similarly for station C:
North coordinate of C = North coordinate of B + Latitude of BC
= 69.9353 + (-187.1605)
= -117.2252 [ Negative sigh indicates South coordinate]
East coordinate of C = East coordinate of B + Departure of BC
= 173.7613 + 138.9186
= 312.680
Coordinate of C is (117.2252 S, 312.680 E)
Similarly for station D:
North coordinate of D = North coordinate of C + Latitude of CD
= -117.225 + (-79.0272)
= -196.2522 [ Negative sigh indicates South coordinate]
East coordinate of D = East coordinate of C + Departure of CD
= 312.680 + (-156.0064)
= 156.6736
Coordinate of D is (196.2522 S, 156.6736 E)
Cleocd Question No. 3 A travorse survey was cerried peoduced these resalts as shown in the table ...