Electronic Distance Measurement Errors
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What are the three main sources of error influencing electronic distance measurements (EDM)?

  • Atmospheric error, environmental error, velocity error
  • Temperature error, environmental error, instrumental error
  • Velocity error, distance error, instrumental error
  • Atmospheric error, geometrical error, instrumental error (correct)
  • Which type of errors are atmospheric, geometrical, and instrumental errors classified as?

  • Human errors
  • Environmental errors
  • Systematic errors (correct)
  • Random errors
  • Which source of error relates to velocity correction in electronic distance measurements?

  • Geometrical error
  • Atmospheric error (correct)
  • Environmental error
  • Instrumental error
  • Which source of error is stated to be negligible for short distances in electronic distance measurements?

    <p>Geometrical error</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the three main sources of error influencing electronic distance measurements (EDM)?

    <p>Atmospheric error, geometrical error, and instrumental error</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of errors are the atmospheric, geometrical, and instrumental errors classified as?

    <p>Systematic errors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which source of error is related to velocity correction in electronic distance measurements?

    <p>Atmospheric error</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main factor contributing to instrumental error in electronic distance measurements?

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    Study Notes

    Electronic Distance Measurements (EDM) Errors

    • The three main sources of error influencing electronic distance measurements (EDM) are atmospheric, geometrical, and instrumental errors.

    Classification of Errors

    • Atmospheric, geometrical, and instrumental errors are classified as systematic errors.

    Atmospheric Errors

    • Atmospheric errors are related to velocity correction in electronic distance measurements.

    Geometrical Errors

    • Geometrical errors are negligible for short distances in electronic distance measurements.

    Instrumental Errors

    • The main factor contributing to instrumental error in electronic distance measurements is the quality of the instrument used.

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    Explore the sources of error in electronic distance measurements, including atmospheric, geometrical, and instrumental errors. Understand how these systematic errors affect the accuracy of measurements and learn about the impact of velocity correction and distance on error sources.

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