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UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG Faculty of Engineering
CIVL272 Surveying Practice Problems 1 Angles and Bearings
1
Convert the following whole circle bearings into quadrant bearings: 214o 30'; 311o 45';
2
157o 30'; 278o 04'.
S 34o 15' E; S 42o 45' W; N 82o 45' W; S 64o 14' E;
N 79o 30' W; S 34o 30' W.
wcb of AP = 10o 00' 00" wcb of AP = 92o 30' 40" wcb of AP = 337o 15' 20" wcb of AP = 05o 11' 54"
, , , ,
wcb of PB = 300o 00' 00" wcb of PB = 11o 27' 46" wcb of PB = 100o 18' 42" wcb of PB = 128o 00' 41"
, , , ,
qb of PB = N 60o 00' 00" W qb of PB = N 13o 45' 46" E qb of PB = S 71o 39' 40" E qb of PB = S 65o 59' 10" E
Find the clockwise angle APB, if: (a) (b) (c) (d)
5
093o 30'; 244o 14';
Find the clockwise angle APB, if: (a) (b) (c) (d)
4
287o 45'; 078o 45';
Convert the following quadrant bearings into whole circle bearings: N 25o 30' E; S 18o 15' W;
3
027o 45'; 218o 30';
qb of AP = Due North qb of AP = N 89o 35' 36" E qb of AP = N 11o 39' 40" W qb of AP = N 08o 10' 10" E
Using a 1 second theodolite the following clockwise angles were measured in a closed traverse. What is the angular closing error and is this acceptable? 163o 27' 36"; 324o 18' 22"; 62o 39' 27"; 330o 19' 18"; 181o 09' 15"; 305o 58' 16"; 188o 02' 03"; 292o 53' 02" 131o 12' 50".
2 6
The internal clockwise angles of a close polygonal traverse are as shown in the table. Correct them and tabulate the whole circle bearings of all lines, given the wcb of AB is 170o 08' 34". The final calculation should be the check on the wcb of AB.
Angle
Observed Value '
o
Corrn.
"
Corrected Angle '
o
"
wcb o
170
7
" 34
AB
ABC
120
20
00
BC
BCD
86
00
40
CD
CDE
341
34
20
DE
DEF
60
22
00
EF
EFA
100
28
20
FA
FAB
11
14
10
AB
From the theodolite readings given below, determine the angles of the traverse ABCDE. Having obtained the angles, correct them to the nearest 10 seconds and then determine the whole circle bearing of BC if the bearing of AB is 45o 20' 40". Back Station
E A B C D
8
' 08
Line
Theodolite Station
Forward Station
A B C D E
B C D E A
Readings Back Station Forward Station 0o 00' 00" 264o 49' 40" 164o 29' 10" 43o 58' 30" 314o 18' 20" (R.I.C.S. Answer
264o 49 '40" 164o 29' 10" 43o 58' 30" 314o 18' 20" 179o 59' 10" 125o 00' 20")
Measurement of the interior anticlockwise angles of a closed traverse ABCDE have been made with a theodolite reading to 20 seconds of arc. Adjust the measurements and compute the quadrant bearings of the sides if the bearing of the line AB is N 43o 10' 20" E. Angle ABC BCD CDE DEA EAB
60o 21' 142o 36' 89o 51' 111o 50' 135o 20'
20" 20" 40" 40" 40"
R.I.C.S. Answer. AB N 43o 10' 20" BC S 17o 10' 52" CD S 20o 12' 56" DE N 69o 38' 36" EA N 01o 29' 08"
E E W W W
Q6
Solution
Angle
Observed Value o
'
Corrn.
Corrected Angle o
"
'
"
wcb
Line
o
'
"
170
08
34
AB
ABC
120
20
00
+5"
120
20
05
110
28
39
BC
BCD CDE
86 341
00 34
40 20
+5" +5"
86 341
00 34
45 25
16 178
29 03
24 49
CD DE
DEF
60
22
00
+5"
60
22
05
58
25
54
EF
EFA
100
28
20
+5"
100
28
25
338
54
19
FA
FAB
11
14
10
+5"
11
14
15
170
08
34
AB
Sum
719
59
30
+30”
720
00
00
(2n+4).90 720
00
00
check
Error '
"
wcbAB
170
08
34
ABC
120
20
05
290 -180
28
39
wcbBC
110
28
39
BCD
86
00
45
196
29
24
-180 wcbCD
16
29
24
CDE
341 358
34 03
25 49
03 22 25
49 05 54
25 28 54
54 25 19
338 11
54 14
19 15
350 -180
08
34
-180 178 60 238 -180 wcbEF EFA
58 100 158 +180
wcbFA FAB
check
-30" o
wcbDE DEF
check
wcbAB
170
08 check
34
Q8 solution. o
Sum Measured Angles = 540 00' 40" Sum Internal Angles
wcbAB
43
10
20
ABC
-60
21
12
-17 +360
10
08
342
49
08
o
= 540 00' 00"
Misclosure = +40" Correction/angles = -40/5 = -8" Thus:
Angle EAB
Corrected Angle o ' " 135 20 32
ABC
60
21
12
BCD
142
36
12
CDE
89
51
32
DEA
111
50
32
sum
540 00 (check)
00
As angles are anticlockwise treat them as negative with respect to whole circle bearings. When the sum of whole circle bearing minus the angle is negative, add o o 360 before subtracting or adding 180 as per the normal process. Alternatively, if the value of the wcb is smaller than the o value of the angle, add 360 to the wcb first:
-180 wcbBC
162
49
08
BCD
-142
36
12
20 +180
12
56
200 -89
12 51
56 32
110
21
24
wcbCD CDE
+180 wcbDE
290
21
24
DEA
-111
50
32
178 +180
30
52
wcbEA
358
30
52
EAB
-135
20
32
223
10
20
10
20
-180 wcbAB
43
(check)
Solution requires answers as quadrant bearings, thus: o
qbAB = N 43 o qbBC = S 17 o qbCD = S 20 o qbDE = N 69 o qbEA = N 1
10' 10' 12' 38' 29'
20" E 52" E 56" W 36" W 08" W...