Aid to Survey Practice for Reference in Surveying, Levelling, and Setting OutC. Lockwood and Company, 1880 - 382 pages |
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Page xiv
... radius of curvature . Colonel Clarke's computed dimensions of the Earth Inclination of parts of base - lines Reduction of base - lines to sea - level Well - conditioned triangles Reduction of slightly oblique angles Supplementary ...
... radius of curvature . Colonel Clarke's computed dimensions of the Earth Inclination of parts of base - lines Reduction of base - lines to sea - level Well - conditioned triangles Reduction of slightly oblique angles Supplementary ...
Page xvii
... radius The Curve - tangents and curve length Systems of nomenclature Collection of Formulæ for Curves Table of Curve - tangents . 197 • . 199 200 203 . 205 . 205 . 208 • 210 . 211 213 . 216 Table of Curve - lengths Table of ordinates 3 ...
... radius The Curve - tangents and curve length Systems of nomenclature Collection of Formulæ for Curves Table of Curve - tangents . 197 • . 199 200 203 . 205 . 205 . 208 • 210 . 211 213 . 216 Table of Curve - lengths Table of ordinates 3 ...
Page 48
... radius of 20 900 086 feet ; on this assumption , 100000 Let R the mean radius of curvature of the earth in feet , P the area of the large triangle ( calculated as plane ) in square feet , E the spherical excess in seconds , P.648 000 ...
... radius of 20 900 086 feet ; on this assumption , 100000 Let R the mean radius of curvature of the earth in feet , P the area of the large triangle ( calculated as plane ) in square feet , E the spherical excess in seconds , P.648 000 ...
Page 50
... radius of curvature ( R ' ) in feet at any latitude L is R ' = equatorial radius × ( 1 — Q2 ) I - Q2 sin 2L where the mean ellipticity of the earth = equatorial radius - polar radius equatorial radius = The following are the results of ...
... radius of curvature ( R ' ) in feet at any latitude L is R ' = equatorial radius × ( 1 — Q2 ) I - Q2 sin 2L where the mean ellipticity of the earth = equatorial radius - polar radius equatorial radius = The following are the results of ...
Page 51
... radius of the earth . r 3. Well - conditioned Triangles . - If one side of a tri- angle ( a ) be known , and the three angles remain to be fixed and observed , and it be desired to arrange them so that the sides b and c may be least ...
... radius of the earth . r 3. Well - conditioned Triangles . - If one side of a tri- angle ( a ) be known , and the three angles remain to be fixed and observed , and it be desired to arrange them so that the sides b and c may be least ...
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