Heading: What is Tacheometric Surveying?
Tacheometric surveying is a method of angular surveying that utilizes a tachometer to measure the vertical and horizontal distance between two points, making it a more efficient and convenient alternative to chain or tape surveying. It is particularly useful in difficult terrain, such as broken ground, deep ravines, swampy areas, and stretches of water bodies, and provides an accuracy of up to 1/10000.
Heading: Advantages of Tacheometric Surveying
Tacheometric surveying is a much faster and easier method of surveying than traditional chain or tape surveying. It is especially useful in difficult terrain, such as broken ground, deep ravines, swampy areas, and stretches of water bodies, and provides an accuracy of up to 1/10000. It also eliminates the need for tedious measurements of horizontal distance, making it very convenient for surveying projects.