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This document discusses tacheometric surveying methods. It begins by explaining that tacheometric surveying indirectly measures horizontal distances and elevation differences using angular measurements, when direct measurement is not possible due to terrain. It describes the key components of tacheometric surveying - the tacheometer instrument fitted with stadia hairs, stadia rods or staffs held by surveyors, and the basic principles of using angular and distance measurements to calculate horizontal distanc
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- sharonlly toumas
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- EN