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CHAPTER 14 DIRECT LEVELING AND BASIC ENGINEERING SURVEYS

included; for example, ET for electronic traverse or  TT  for  theodolite-  or  transit-tape  traverse. Horizontal  angles  are  always  measured  at  the occupied  station  by  pointing  the  instrument toward  the  rear  station  and  turning  the  angle clockwise  to  the  forward  station  for  the  direct angle,  and  clockwise  from  the  forward  to  the rear  station  for  the  explement  (fig.  13-31).  If a   deflection   angle   is   to   be   used,   plunge   the instrument   telescope,   after   sighting   the   rear station,  and  read  the  angle  left  or  right  of  the forward  station. NOTE:   Office   procedures   for   traverse computations   and   adjustments,   methods   of computing traverse area, and plotting horizontal control  are  discussed  at  the  EA2  level. Figure 13-31.-Kinds of angles measured at the occupied station. 13-30

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