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Comparisons of methods of surveying (1911)

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work and the chaining are reduced to a minimumby the radiation method. If topography is wanted, it can be taken while theinstrument is set up at each point. Fig. 10 shows the same field as is shown in Fig. 6. surveyed by the radi-ation method. This survey was made under the same conditions as the… … Fig. 10. 15. O>h Pd CO EH o CO CO 10 O CM 0 CO OJ CM 110 CO OS CO c- CO ■H CO 03 CO CO CO 1 CD CO <i Qi rH CO CO CO CO 0 c» 03 CO 1 CO rl CO CO 0> £> CO 10 0 c- 0 CO CO 1 OJ •H CO CO CO ■H CO CO rl CM 0 CM CO 1 CO 00 • CO rH CM CM 10 10 00 £» 1 fc- CO Cjl OJ H 1 <tf CJ LO -—- 1 II II…

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