How to work on side with Total station

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Working on site with a Total Station involves setting up the instrument, taking measurements, and recording data.

Set up the Total Station on a stable tripod at a known point on the site.
Calibrate the instrument by leveling it and orienting it to true north.
Take measurements by aiming the Total Station at specific targets and recording the angles and distances.
Use the data collected to create accurate maps, plans, or boundary surveys.
Ensure proper maintenance of the Total Station, including regular cleaning and calibration.
Example: When conducting a topographic survey, use the Total Station to measure the elevation of various points on the site.
Example: When performing construction layout, use the Total Station to stake out the positions of structures or features.
Example: When conducting a boundary survey, use the Total Station to measure the angles and distances between boundary markers.

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