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    Precaution For Fly Levelling

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    John Tey
    The document outlines 10 precautions to take when conducting a survey with an auto level, including adjusting the tripod height to chest level, tightening the leveling screw before starting, centering and rechecking the bubble throughout to avoid inaccurate results, checking the staff for zero errors before starting, using the bubble to ensure the staff is vertical, avoiding soft mud areas when placing the staff and tripod, driving the tripod legs into the earth for stability, carefully recording data in a field book, carefully handling and shifting the auto level between stations, and bringing all equipment when moving stations.

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    Precaution For Fly Levelling

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    The document outlines 10 precautions to take when conducting a survey with an auto level, including adjusting the tripod height to chest level, tightening the leveling screw before starting, centering and rechecking the bubble throughout to avoid inaccurate results, checking the staff for zero errors before starting, using the bubble to ensure the staff is vertical, avoiding soft mud areas when placing the staff and tripod, driving the tripod legs into the earth for stability, carefully recording data in a field book, carefully handling and shifting the auto level between stations, and bringing all equipment when moving stations.

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    The document outlines 10 precautions to take when conducting a survey with an auto level, including adjusting the tripod height to chest level, tightening the leveling screw before starting, centering and rechecking the bubble throughout to avoid inaccurate results, checking the staff for zero errors before starting, using the bubble to ensure the staff is vertical, avoiding soft mud areas when placing the staff and tripod, driving the tripod legs into the earth for stability, carefully recording data in a field book, carefully handling and shifting the auto level between stations, and bringing all equipment when moving stations.

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    Precaution For Fly Levelling

    Uploaded by

    John Tey
    The document outlines 10 precautions to take when conducting a survey with an auto level, including adjusting the tripod height to chest level, tightening the leveling screw before starting, centering and rechecking the bubble throughout to avoid inaccurate results, checking the staff for zero errors before starting, using the bubble to ensure the staff is vertical, avoiding soft mud areas when placing the staff and tripod, driving the tripod legs into the earth for stability, carefully recording data in a field book, carefully handling and shifting the auto level between stations, and bringing all equipment when moving stations.

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    Precaution

    1) Tripod should be adjusted to approximate the chest level of surveyor in order to ease
    the process of readings.
    2) Levelling screw should be tighten and fastened before the start of survey.
    3) Bubble should be centred and re-check throughout the survey to avoid obtaining
    inaccurate result.
    4) Staff should be checked such as no zero before the survey starts.
    5) Bubble should be used to ensure vertical upright of the staff
    6) Staff and tripod should be avoid from placing on soft mud area.
    7) Legs of tripod must be drive into the earth to ensure the stability of the Auto level.
    8) Data should be carefully recorded on the field book
    9) Auto level should be handled and shifted carefully from station to station.
    10) Sets of equipment must be brought along while moving to others station.

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