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Total Station Measurement Accuracy Study

The document discusses evaluating the accuracy of distance measurements using a total station in different target materials. It examines whether the difference in distance measurements between the total station and various target materials using prism and surface reflection is within the manufacturer's specified 99% confidence level over different distances. It also analyzes survey data from geodetic engineers in Baguio City on their experience, equipment used, and target surfaces to help understand real-world accuracy and applications.

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Total Station Measurement Accuracy Study

The document discusses evaluating the accuracy of distance measurements using a total station in different target materials. It examines whether the difference in distance measurements between the total station and various target materials using prism and surface reflection is within the manufacturer's specified 99% confidence level over different distances. It also analyzes survey data from geodetic engineers in Baguio City on their experience, equipment used, and target surfaces to help understand real-world accuracy and applications.

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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

1. The accuracy of distance


measurement in different target materials
using total station with prism and
reflector less mode of a total station.
1. a. Hardwood,
1. b. Concrete,
1. c. Steel, and
1. d. Reflective Tape.
[Link] the difference in distance
measurement between total station and
target material, with prism and with surface
materials, is more or less than the permitted
99% confidence level.
[Link] the obtained distance
measurements from different materials are
conforming to the accuracy specified by the
manufacturer to verify the stated accuracy
over a range of distances.
CHAPTER III
Now, let's move on to CHAPTER III, wherein this chapter
focuses on Data Presentation, Analysis and
Interpretation.

Basically, the following diagrams were based from the


floated questionnaires among 30% selected geodetic
engineers government and private practive here in
Baguio City.

First diagram talks about "RESPONDENTS ON HOW


LONG THEY HAVE BEEN PRACTICING IN THE
PROFESSION OF GEODETIC ENGINEERNG".
Most of them are practicing their profession for almost
21-30 years. This will be significant in accessing their
knowledge and expertise in the field of GE.
Second diagram talks about their usage of total station
Out of 15 respondents, 87% are using total station in
performing land surveys while 13% are using RTK.

3rd digram deals on "what brand and model of total


station they are using."
This question seeks to determine the least commonly
total station by the Geodetic Engineers.

However, the time frame and the number of


experiments that were planned delimited the
instrument of investigation and due to the
unavailability of the unusual used brands of total
stations, this study focuses on Hi-Target (ZTS-320R)
Total Station.

4th diagram is established to know the most commonly


used target surfaces in observing inaccessible point.

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