THREE WIRE LEVELING DATA: The following data is a result of a three wire leveling in a proposed project to determine the elevation of an unknown point BM12. 1. Draw an approximate figure of the level route and determine the Elevation of BM12 and do the arithmetic check. Station Backsight HI Foresight Elevation Hair Mean S Hair Mean S reading Reading reading Reading BM10 1.567 1.234 1200 m 0.901 TP1 1.364 1.352 1.008 1.151 0.652 0.950 TP2 0.938 0.835 0.732 0.623 0.526 0.411 TP3 1.043 0.998 0.992 0.698 0.941 0.398 BM11 0.879 1.089 0.692 0.973 0.505 0.857 ТРА 1.217 0.957 1.079 0.682 0.941 0.407 TP5 1.321 1.119 1.105 0.978 0.889 0.837 TP6 0.992 1.091 0.782 0.919 0.572 0.474 BM12 0.957 0.723 0.498

THREE WIRE LEVELING DATA: The following data is a result of a three wire leveling in a proposed project to determine the elevation of an unknown point BM12. 1. Draw an approximate figure of the level route and determine the Elevation of BM12 and do the arithmetic check. Station Backsight HI Foresight Elevation Hair Mean S Hair Mean S reading Reading reading Reading BM10 1.567 1.234 1200 m 0.901 TP1 1.364 1.352 1.008 1.151 0.652 0.950 TP2 0.938 0.835 0.732 0.623 0.526 0.411 TP3 1.043 0.998 0.992 0.698 0.941 0.398 BM11 0.879 1.089 0.692 0.973 0.505 0.857 ТРА 1.217 0.957 1.079 0.682 0.941 0.407 TP5 1.321 1.119 1.105 0.978 0.889 0.837 TP6 0.992 1.091 0.782 0.919 0.572 0.474 BM12 0.957 0.723 0.498

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