Algorithm design and realization of the approximate coordinate of points in the computation of traverse network indirection adjustment
Ning Wang
Abstract
Ning Wang
Abstract
With the development of Electronic Distance technology,traversing has become a important method widely used in surveying.At the same time,it is necessary for surveyor to do the adjustment work of observations they get in traversing.During the computation of traverse network indirection adjustment,computing the approximate coordinate of points is one important step,Only after which can we further the frequent adjustment process.So it simply introduces traverse network indirection adjustment algorithm.Then,it specifies the computation of the approximate coordinate of points and draws the program framework for it.Finally it realizes the algorithm using C++ language and proves that the algorithm is right by example.
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With the development of Electronic Distance technology,traversing has become a important method widely used in surveying.At the same time,it is necessary for surveyor to do the adjustment work of observations they get in traversing.During the computation of traverse network indirection adjustment,computing the approximate coordinate of points is one important step,Only after which can we further the frequent adjustment process.So it simply introduces traverse network indirection adjustment algorithm.Then,it specifies the computation of the approximate coordinate of points and draws the program framework for it.Finally it realizes the algorithm using C++ language and proves that the algorithm is right by example.
Key concepts: Traverse, Indirection, Computation, Computer science, Algorithm, Realization (probability), Process (computing), Theoretical computer science