Explain the statements about the differential levelling, Civil Engineering

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Explain the Statements about the Differential Levelling

I.  Bench mark (BM) - relatively permanent point of known elevation as indicated on the Contract drawings 

II. Back sight (BS) - a sight taken to the level rod held at a point of known elevation (either BM or TP)

III. Height of Instrument (HI) - the elevation of the line of sight of the telescope

IV. Foresight (FS) - a sight taken on any point to determine its elevation

 


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