Philip Howard
Abstract
One of the things which inexperienced surveyors find most difficult is setting up an instrument (a total station or theodolite) on its tripod over a ground mark, most commonly a wooden peg in archaeological usage. This is in fact quite simple, but if the correct procedure isn’t followed great difficulty may be encountered.
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One of the things which inexperienced surveyors find most difficult is setting up an instrument (a total station or theodolite) on its tripod over a ground mark, most commonly a wooden peg in archaeological usage. This is in fact quite simple, but if the correct procedure isn’t followed great difficulty may be encountered.
Key concepts: Engineering, Environmental science