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1.13. Measurement of Distances
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- 1.
What is pacing in surveying?
Hint
Think about how you walk and measure.
- 2.
Name one direct method for measuring distance.
Hint
Consider shorter distances.
- 3.
What is the result of measuring distances on uneven terrain without adjustments?
- Accurate measurements
- Inaccurate results
- Not applicable
Hint
Think about how slopes affect line of sight.
- 4.
True or False: The only method for measuring short distances accurately is using a survey chain.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on the material discussed.
- 5.
You need to survey a large farm with varying elevations. Describe the steps you would take and the equipment you would use for accurate measurements.
Hint
What instruments align with the techniques learned?
- 6.
Explain how indirect measurement would work for points that are out of sight due to obstructive terrain.
Hint
Consider using lines of sight through visible markers.
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