Leveling Example

Find the elevation of a point at the end of an open traverse, when provided the elevation of a point at the beginning of the traverse, and the intermediate foresight and backsight measurements.

[@Backyardmech1]

This helped me out quite a bit. I'm no surveyor, but my job sometimes requires getting elevations and I never had to do it in an urban environment (going around corners and such) and I now have a better understanding.

[@lordmungo1461]

This is a better explanation then my textbook. It really is crucial to see this and not just have it explained step by step.

[@ceciliasmith4176]

This is perfect coming from someone who is a visual learner I've been struggling just reading my textbook

[@GreenStuffConsumer]

this has helped more than my $80 textbook and college professor

[@sunshine7453]

The graphic is simple and very effective. Your explanation if perfect! Thank you.

[@brianflynn7598]

Thanks needed a refresher crash course , been ten years since i ran a level loop and took notes , lmao

[@misaelmartinez87]

great video if you do the math in a paper it makes more sense easy to catch after you find the first elevation

[@joeten4817]

Very clearly explained. Thank you!

[@ahamadromen]

wonderfully it is explained. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@anton9004]

Great video. Thank you!

[@chongyf]

Thank u very much! its really help me alot!

[@rauzescreeper5874]

Easily comprehensible...Great work.....Thank u......Pliz upload more videos on Civil Engg....

[@abigailmolusi6483]

where did u get BS (BCD and E) from, I thought FS(B) was gonna become BS for C please help I am confused

[@akshay8756]

H.I=R.L+B.S R.L=H.I-F.S thanx great tutorial

[@alexr4570]

Very helpful thank you!

[@renarena324324]

very helpfull! Thanks!

[@gabediaz1565]

If you use a flat surface can the HI stay the same the whole time? so after a read, I just subtract to the same elevation continuously? Like is I don't move the instrument?

[@princessnina883]

thank u ^^ .. thats helped me alot

[@elektroseedY]

very helpful, thx for sharing!

[@javeedrahemme3235]

thankx for sharing

[@NicoleDue]

Thanks a lot! 💕

[@king4lawt]

thank Q u r a lot better than my teacher,...

[@muhammadsarfraz8878]

Excellent G

[@peacheslovesu]

made it very simple thank you

[@ahmadneda6674]

Great work

[@alphaobah5865]

True or False: when performing calculations during a level run, backsights are always subtracted and foresights are always added.

[@willfredwamala8903]

i have just got to the bottom of all these things, after your video, am not a surveyor but i like to understand things around me. i want to know how a total station works. V good video. thanx

[@asdrty258]

How do u get ab bc.. Distances? Google map?

[@robertmendoza243]

Where and how do you get FS numbers?

[@subinsugathan9625]

very help full

[@iancunningham5222]

thank you.

[@Sandeepsandeep4018]

thanks for help

[@amandadube156]

Such a good explanation. Thank you!!

[@heysamjafary3316]

great عالی واید تمام

[@penyatato6650]

very educative

[@user-yp7nw3zw3p]

thank you

[@aynil7487]

Yesss and Here we go, night before final exam im here🚶‍♂️ 2 a.m now and exam is in 9 a.m From civil engineering dept😮‍💨

[@Sandeepsandeep4018]

nice video

[@burhanadenwala6803]

Perfect

[@tanel6998]

very good

[@marjorieclaireemit5866]

What kind of leveling is this?

[@PSBC-pg7bh]

Ramdan al mubarik

[@davidmaharjan188]

awesome

[@elias.anajjar8887]

thank u its helpful

[@lisajasson9561]

it's nice

[@HillalAhmad]

i like this one and it help me lot thanks the team uploaded

[@moshizubeli5780]

Vjf

[@moshizubeli5780]

Edhyigs

[@user-xw2br9cm8n]

Thanks

[@fernandovazquez6274]

so simpel to do it. dont know why people get frustrated with this. although, good video

[@fl2adie]

thanks,that relly help...!!can u show how to calculate solar observation...

[@jonathanclark6489]

Thank

[@yasseryasser4270]

Thank you so much

[@farhatabbas5800]

Good

[@dumbrosx246]

what if there is no known elevation?

[@piratebeaf1860]

Useful in schools

[@olutiphilip3344]

thnx

[@holan2]

nice

[@akshay8756]

where do 2.64 comes from

[@ladaiyya]

man i have my surveying final practical tomorrow, im scared af, don't have a clue abt any of this

[@jonl9801]

What happened?

[@Derek_Wong]

Did you pass?

[@ladaiyya]

Yeah bro, fortunately 😂

[@oukashy5155]

Why the answer is C ?

[@pedrolopez-gc6wy]

+Ou Kashy round up

[@abdikheirosman6795]

why are all the people commenting below are Indians ?????

[@sufiyanahmadazhar4462]

abdikheir osman bcoz we are the most learned people in the world

[@abdikheirosman6795]

Because you tend to look for everything you were supposed to learn in the class from KZbin. Is that the reason?

[@toposheet]

healthy geomatics community in india

[@johnnybunz]

Now explain how any actual accuracy can be acheived on an ever curving surface. The Earth has a perpetually curving surface right? Right? Wrong. The only way leveling can acheive any accuracy at all is because the Earth's surface is flat, and measurements are taken in relation to a level plane. This is common sense.

[@unclebud6958]

johnnybunz you must've never run a level loop before

[@nshimiyimanaemile830]

Thx. how can I get soft documents for leaning