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Linear closure definition

Linear closure means a measure of the horizontal linear error without regard to direction, between the computed location of the first and last points of a traverse when either the traverse actually returns to its beginning point (geometrically and mathematically closed), or the traverse ends at a point of previously established control relative to the beginning point (geometrically open, but mathematically closed).
Linear closure means a measure of the horizontal linear error without regard to direction, between the computed location of the first and last points of a traverse when either the traverse actually

Examples of Linear closure in a sentence

  • Linear closure shall be determined by the following formula: The square root of the sum of the squares of the differences in latitude and in departure divided by the total perimeter.

  • Higher levels of precision are expected to be utilized in areas with higher property values or in other situations necessitating higher accuracy.1.4.1. Linear closure after azimuth adjustments: 1:10,000 1.4.2. Angular Closure: Where 1:10,000 minimum linear closure is required, the maximum angular error in seconds shall be determined by the formula of 10 √n, where "n" equals the number of angles in the closed traverse.

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