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Omitted Measurements

1. The document describes different types of omitted measurements that can occur in a traverse survey including a single omitted side, two adjoining omitted sides, and two non-adjoining omitted sides. 2. Sample problems are provided for each type and the solutions show how to use trigonometric relationships and traverse adjustments to determine the unknown lengths and bearings. 3. Key steps involve setting up equations for closed linear adjustments, using trig identities like sine and cosine laws, and solving the systems of equations.
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Omitted Measurements

1. The document describes different types of omitted measurements that can occur in a traverse survey including a single omitted side, two adjoining omitted sides, and two non-adjoining omitted sides. 2. Sample problems are provided for each type and the solutions show how to use trigonometric relationships and traverse adjustments to determine the unknown lengths and bearings. 3. Key steps involve setting up equations for closed linear adjustments, using trig identities like sine and cosine laws, and solving the systems of equations.
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Omitted Measurements

(Missing Data)

Types:
1. Omitted measurements are in one side
- Length and bearing of one side unknown
2. Omitted measurements involving two adjoining sides
- Length of one side and bearing of another side unknown
- Length of two sides unknown
- Bearings of two sides unknown
3. Omitted measurements involving two non-adjoining sides

Omitted measurements are in one side

L = √CL2 +CD2
Tan O = - CD
-CL
Sample Problem:
Given the following sketch and tabulated data for a closed traverse.
Determine the length and bearing of the unknown side FA.

LATITUDES DEPARTURE
LINE LENGTH BEARING
+N -S +E -W
AB 733.75 m N 76o18’ E 173.78 712.87
BC 598.23 N 23o20’ W 549.30 236.95
CD 415.05 S 61o35’ W 197.51 365.04
DE 511.38 N 57o00’ W 278.52 428.88
EF 395.06 S 32o45’ W 332.26 213.72
FA unknown unknown
SUMS +1001.60 -529.77 +712.87 -1244.59
Solution:

CL = ΣNL + ΣSL
= 1001.60 + (-529.77)
= +471.83m

CD = ΣED + ΣWD
= 712.87 + (-1244.59)
= -531.72m

L = √CL2 +CD2
= √(471.83)2 +(-531.72)2
L = 710.88m (Length of line FA)

Tan O = - CD = -(-531.72) = -1.126931


-CL -(+471.83)
O = S 48 25’ E (Bearing of line FA)
o
Omitted measurements involving adjoining sides:

- Length of one side and bearing of another side unknown

Sample problem:
Given the following sketch and tabulated data for a closed traverse in which
the length of DE and the bearing of EA have not been observed in the field.
Determine these unknown quantities.

LATITUDES DEPARTURES
LINE LENGTH BEARING
+N -S +E -W
AB 1084.32 S 75o48’ E 265.99 1051.19
BC 1590.51 S 15o18’ W 1534.14 419.69
CD 1294.74 S 68o06’ W 482.92 1201.31
DE Unknown N 28o39’ W
EA 1738.96 unknown
SUMS 0 -2283.05 1051.19 -1621.00
Solution:

a) solve for the length and bearing of the closing line

CL = ΣNL + ΣSL
= 0 + (-2283.05)
= -2283.05m

CD = ΣED + ΣWD
= 1051.19 + (-1621.00)
= -569.81m

L = √CL2 +CD2
= √(-2283.05)2 +(-569.81)2
L = 2353.08m (Length of closing line DA)

Tan O = - CD = -(-569.81) = +0.249583


- CL -(-2283.05)
O = N 14o01’ E (Bearing of closing line DA)

b) solve for the length of line DE and bearing of line EA

D = 28o39’ + 14o01’ = 42o40’

By sine law:

DA = EA
sin E sin D

sin E = sin D (DA)


EA
= sin 42o40’ (2353.08)
1,738.96
= 0.917076

E = 66o30’
A = 180o - 42o40’- 66o30’ = 70o50’
Solve for bearing @ EA:
O = 180o - 66o30’- 28o39’ = 84o51’
N 84o51’ E (bearing of line EA)

Solve for length DE

By sine law:

DE_ =EA__
sin A sin D

DE = EA (sin A)
sin D

= 1738.96(sin 70o50’)
sin 42o40’
DE = 2423.62 m (length of line DE)

- Length of two sides unknown


Sample problem:
Given the following sketch and tabulated data for a closed traverse in which
the lengths of BC and CD have not been measured in the field. Determine
these unknown quantities.

LATITUDES DEPARTURES
LINE LENGTH BEARING
+N -S +E -W
AB 639.32m N09o30’W 630.55 105.52
BC Unknown N56o55’W
CD Unknown S56o13’W
DE 570.53 S02o02’E 570.17 20.24
EA 1082.71 S89o31’E 9.13 1082.67
SUMS +630.55 -579.30 +1102.91 -105.52
Solution:

a)solve for the closing line length and bearing


CL = 630.55 + (-579.30)
= 51.25m

CD= 1102.91 + (-105.52)


= 997.39m

L = √CL2 +CD2
= √(51.25)2 +(997.39)2
L = 998.71m (Length of closing line BD)

Tan O = - CD = -(997.39) = +19.461268


- CL -(51.25)
O = S 87o04’ W (Bearing of closing line BD)
b) solve for the length of lines BC and CD

Angles
B = 180o - 87o04’ - 56o55’ = 36o01’
C = 56o13’ + 56o55’ = 113o08’
D = 87o04’ - 56o13’ = 30o51’

By sine law:

BC_ =CD__ = BD_


sin D sin B sin C

BC___ =__CD__ = 998.71_


sin 30o51 Sin 36o01’ sin 113o08’

BC = 998.71 (Sin 30o51’)


sin 113o08’
= 556.91m (length of line BC)
CD = 998.71 (Sin 36o01’)
sin 113o08’
= 638.61m (length of line CD)
Bearing of two sides unknown:

Sample Problem:
Given the following sketch and tabulated data for a closed traverse in which
the bearings of DE and EA have not been measured in the field. Determine
these unknown directions.

LATITUDES DEPARTURES
LINE LENGTH BEARING
+N -S +E -W
AB 1081.35m S73o47’E 301.99 1038.33
BC 1589.50 S15o14’W 1533.65 417.64
CD 1293.72 S67o07’W 503.07 1191.90
DE 2506.94 unknown
EA 1737.98 unknown
SUMS -2338.71 +1038.33 -1609.54
Solution:
a) solve for length and and bearing of the closing line DA

CL = 0 + (-2338.71)
= -2338.71m

CD= 1038.33 + (-1609.54)


= -571.21m

L = √CL2 +CD2
= √(-2338.71)2 +(-571.21)2
L = 2407.46m (Length of closing line DA)

Tan O = - CD = -(-571.21) = +0.244241


- CL -(-2338.71)
O = N 13o44’ E (Bearing of closing line DA)

b) solve for the bearings of lines DE and EA


Using cosine law:

c2 = a2 + b2 – 2ab cos C

cos C = a2 + b2 - c2
2ab

Let a= EA ; b = DE; c = DA ; angle C = angle E

cos E = (1737.98)2 + (2506.94)2 – (2407.46)2


2(1737.98)(2506.94)
= 0.402737
E = 66o15’

Using sine law:

EA_ =DE__ = DA_


sin D sin A sin E

1737.98 = 2506.94 = 2407.46_


sin D sin A sin 66o15’

sin D = 1737.98(sin 66o15’)


2407.46
D = 41 22’
o

sin A = 2506.94 (sin 66o15’)


2407.46
= 0.953134
A = 72o23’

Bearings of DE and EA

O = 41o22’ - 13o44’
= N 27o38’ W (Bearing of line DE)
β = 180o - 66o15’ - 27o38’
= N 86o07’ E (Bearing of line EA)
Omitted measurements involving non-adjoining sides

Sample problem:
Given the following data for a closed traverse for which the lengths of the
non-adjoining sides BC and EF have not been measured in the field.
Determine the unknown quantities.

LATITUDES DEPARTURES
LINE LENGTH BEARING
+N -S +E -W
AB 620.06m S92o30’E 27.05 619.47
BC unknown N30o30’E
CD 691.56 S42o45’E 507.83 469.43
DE 888.48 S60o40’W 337.28 600.21
EF unknown N74o05’W
FA 412.35 N07o02’E 409.25 50.49
SUMS +409.25 -872.16 +1139.39 -600.21

a) plot the traverse


b) draw equivalent transformed figure

c)solve for the length and bearing of the closing line

CL = 409.25 + (-872.16)
= -462.91m

CD= 1139.39 + (-600.21)


= +539.18m

L = √CL2 +CD2
= √(-462.91)2 +(+539.18)2
L = 710.63m (Length of closing line)

Tan O = - CD = -(+539.18) = -1.164762


- CL -(-462.91)
O = N 49o21’ W (Bearing of closing line)
d) solve for the lengths of BC and EF

Solve for the angles 1,2,and 3

Angle 1 = 30o30’ + 49o21’ = 79o51’


Angle 2 = 74o05’ - 49o21’ = 24o44’
Angle 3 = 180o - 74o05’ - 30o30’ = 75o25’

Using sine law

BC_ =EF__ = 710.63_


sin 2 sin 1 sin 3

BC ___ = __EF ___ = 710.63_


sin 24o44’ sin 79o51’ sin 75o25’

BC = 307.22m
EF = 722.80m

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