Simplified Trigonometric Leveling with Total Station Instrument
Zhang Zhi-don
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Zhang Zhi-don
Abstract
This paper briefly introduces traditional trigonometric leveling and simplified trigonometric leveling with total station instrument, and points out that the simplified trigonometric leveling, which reduces greatly the error sources of traditional trigonometric leveling, is worth popularizing because of its quicker measuring speed and higher measuring accuracy.
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This paper briefly introduces traditional trigonometric leveling and simplified trigonometric leveling with total station instrument, and points out that the simplified trigonometric leveling, which reduces greatly the error sources of traditional trigonometric leveling, is worth popularizing because of its quicker measuring speed and higher measuring accuracy.
Key concepts: Trigonometry, Trigonometric integral, Total station, Differentiation of trigonometric functions, Pythagorean trigonometric identity, Mathematics, Integration using Euler's formula, Trigonometric substitution