Traversing

Surveying which involves a series of connected lines is known as ‘traversing’. The sides of the traverse are known as ‘traverse legs’. In traversing, the lengths of the lines are measured by chain and the directions are fixed by the compass or theodolite or by forming angles with chain and tape. A traverse may be of two types closed and open. Technical Data used in the field explained in civil surveyor course in rawalpindi.When a series of connected lines forms a closed circuit, i.e. when the finishing point coincides with the starting point of a survey, it is called a ‘closed traverse’. Here ABCDEFA are represents a closed traverse.

closed traverse Open traverse is suitable for the survey of roads, rivers, coast lines, etc.When a sequence of connected lines extends along a general direction & does not return to the starting point, it is known as, open traverse’ or ‘unclosed traverse’. Some more details of civil surveyor course in rawalpindi are as under.here ABCDEF represent an open traverse.

Open traverse is suitable for the survey of the roads, rivers, coast lines etc. the some of the measured interior angles should be equal to 2N-4 X 90 degree where N is the number of tides of the traverse. The some of the exterior angles should be equal to 2N+4 X 90 degree.TSK Training for Skills and Knowledge is the best institute in Rawalpindi Islamabad for Pakistani Students who wants to join civil surveyor course in islamabad.

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