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Summary
This video explains the difference between a theodolite and a total station. A theodolite measures only angles, while a total station measures both angles and distances, and can also calculate coordinates and store survey data.
Structure
- 1Introduction of Theodolite
- 2Introduction of Total Station
- 3Question: What's the difference?
- 4Explanation of Theodolite's function
- 5Explanation of Total Station's function
- 6Summary and Call to Action
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On-screen text
This is a theodolite
This is a Total Station
Whats the difference
Theodolite
A theodolite is an instrument used to measure angles.
It answers
It answers the question
What is the horizontal angle?
What is the vertical angle?
Total Station
A total station is an electronic theodolite with an Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM) system and a built-in computer.
Me
Measure horizontal angles
Measure Vertical
Measure distances
Calculate coordinates
(Easting, Northing, Elevation)
Store
Store survey data
IN SHOR
Theodolite measures only angles.
Total Station measures angles and distances
Now
Now you know the difference
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