1process of determining the differences in elevation between 2 or more points some distance apart
differential leveling
2fixed point of reference whose elevation is eithe known or assumed
bench mark
3established at intervals throughout the cpuntry by the pcgs, philippine coast and geodetic surbveys, urning pointfull stationerofile paper
permanent bench mark
4those set up by the surveyor for his own use in a particular surveying project
temporary bench mark
5a reading taken on a rode held on a point of known or assumed elev
backsight
6elevetion is to determined
foresight
7horizontal distance from the center of the instrument to the rod on which a backsight is taken
backsight distance
8horizontal disgtance from the center of the instrument to the rod on which a foresight is taken
fore sight distance
9an intervening point
trning point
10height of collimation
height of instrument
11a method of determining differences in elevation between points by employing 2 levls routes
double rodded differential leveling
12a more precise method of differential leveling
three wire leveling
13curved line which graphically portrays the inersection of a vertical plane with the surface of the earth
profile
14a numerical designation given in terms of horizontal dostace any piint along a profile line is away from the startin point
stationing
15ground rod readings which taken along the centerline of the proposed project to rovide an accurate representtoin of the grounf surface
intermediate foresight
16points which are established along the profile level route at uniformly measured distaces
full stations
17process of drawing the vertical scale for a profile much larger than the horizontal scale in order to accentuate the differences in elevation
vertical exaggeration
18a special heavy grade graphing paper
profile paper