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Reference:

Mikhail, Edward M Ph.D and Gordon Grace, Ph.D. Analysis and Adjustment of Survey Measurement
published by : Van Nostrand Reinhold Ltd, 1981

Example 4-12 page 96

Fix Elevation A: 281.130

A. Measurement / Observations
Obs_id From To Height Diff. (M) Distance (KM)
1B A 11.973 20
2D B 10.940 12
3D A 22.932 15
4B C 21.040 28
5D C 31.891 20
6A C 8.983 26

B. Number of observations and its redundancy


Number of Observations (n) 6
Minimum required obserations (u) 3
* Minimum 3 (three) observations are required to calculation elevations on B, C dan D (number of red circles)
Redundancy (n-u) 3

C. Solver Model, Conditional Equations and Constraints


C.1. Solver Model
OBS_ID DH W V V2W La La_ID
1 11.973 0.05 0 11.973 La_1
2 10.940 0.0833333333333 0 10.940 La_2
3 22.932 0.0666666666667 0 22.932 La_3
4 21.040 0.0357142857143 0 21.040 La_4
5 31.891 0.05 0 31.891 La_5
6 8.983 0.0384615384615 0 8.983 La_6

Sum(V2W) 0
C.2. Conditional Equations and Constraints
No Conditional Equations Calculated Constraint
1 =La_1-La_3+La_2 -0.0190 0.0000
2 =La_2+La_4-La_5 0.0890 0.0000
3 =La_3+La_6-La_5 0.0240 0.0000

D. Statistical Testing
χ2 calculated: 0
χ Distribution CI 95%: 9.348403568
2

χ2 Test: Pass at the 5% significant level

E. Final Elevations

B =281.13-La_1 269.157 m
C =281.13+La_6 290.113 m
D =281.13-La_3 258.198 m
y Measurement

D (number of red circles)

DH= height difference


W= Weight = 1/[distance in km]
V= Correction
La= adjusted observation

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